The employees decide. It is an organization restricted to union members.

The Constitution is about individual rights. Other laws might apply.

Mittens didn't start this. It began with Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railroad Co. in 1886.

... that are aware of that case, or that it was a dispute over a fence being used as an excuse to get the case in front of the Supreme Court in hopes of getting a favorable opinion regarding the 14th Amendment. It is also worth noting that Chief Justice Wait was a career railroad toady prior to his appointment to the SCOTUS. As I understand it, Wait stated that, "The court does not wish to hear argument on the question whether the provision in the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution, which forbids a State to deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws, applies to these corporations. For these purposes, we will assume that it does."
The full story of this case is a dense read, and my memory of it has faded a bit with age (mine!), but it still pisses me off.

I think I first heard about it in the documentary "The Corporation". This was back in the days of Netflix mailing discs. There was a lot of extra info, and I watched all of it. The stuff about the Santa Clara County case was very dense stuff. I had to play sections of it over a couple of times.

I think they said the vast majority of 14th Amendment cases heard before the Supreme Court had been focused on corporate personhood and not the original intent.

There it is! UNION! It says right there, so piss off

They have more than a friendly SCOTUS. Bought and paid for via stealing and cheating.

these corporations not want a labor board?

For workers it will mean fewer protections, less job security, tougher working conditions & lower wages.

For the shareholders & owners it will mean less oversight and responsibility, more freedom to exploit and threaten workers & more money in their bank accounts.

We can't let this happen, but sadly too many Americans see unaware of how unions protect them.

This is what the billionaire's want...immunity from lawsuits and immunity from regulation.

And blueprints for guillotines are readily available online.

They will definitely be coming after all the other agencies that make and enforce rules and regulations. The basically want to abolish the administrative state so future dictator Trump can rule by decree.

After the extreme court gets rid of the labor unions they are coming after social security.

This is all right-wing wet dream history.

The good old days where the father went to work, and never came home because he was turned into a hotdogs, the mother burned up at a sewing table and the children lost limbs in textile machines.

Pack the court and take back our country before these rapists, paid for by the billionaires, dismantle this country of laws.

This has been settled law for 87 years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NLRB_v._Jones_%26_Laughlin_Steel_Corp.

My fear is that SCOTUS will find some excuse to find the Wagner act unconstitutional. I have a union job and my employer would love to break the union.

How much money and control does Bezo's need? Give the workers a break. Carnegie was a monster. He lived with the guilt of his worker exploitation. It won't go well for Bezo's. Greed has a funny way of infecting it's host. Karma will be knocking on his door.

He has his money.

We don't need no thought control....

They sound like cranky children who don’t get their way. Unfortunately, the level of destruction they can cause is enormous.

They did when they passed the National Labor Relations Act.

Now fuck off, you corporate scumbags!

A little history:

https://local150.org/newsroom/labor-history-lesson-nazis-destroy-labor-unions-in-1933/