Boeing Spies on South Carolina Employees, Union Says

Supervisors at Boeing Co.'s South Carolina plant are singling out employees who support a union and subjecting them to additional surveillance, the International Association of Machinists alleges.

The Machinists union filed the charges in a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board Oct. 11. It’s part of an ongoing dispute between the company and union over the legitimacy of a May 2018 representation vote that the union won. Boeing is appealing the election to the NLRB.

Boeing said it would comply fully with the NLRB review of the charges. However, the recent charge is “one in a series of baseless ...