Amazon Faces New Labor Complaints in Alabama Organizing Vote

The union seeking to organize Amazon.com Inc. workers in Bessemer, Ala., has filed complaints with the federal labor board accusing the company of meddling in a do-over election that’s underway.

Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union filed three unfair labor practice charges Tuesday with the National Labor Relations Board, saying the company removed pro-union literature from break rooms and limited workers’ warehouse access to 30 minutes at the end of their shift to make it harder for organizers to talk to workers on-site.

The union also filed a broad challenge to Amazon’s use of what’s called captive audience meetings, a ...