Sanders Campaign Labor Charge Claims Retaliation

An anonymous unfair labor practice charge against the Bernie Sanders campaign highlights a recent rift between the union-aligned White House candidate and some of his campaign staffers. It also serves as a reminder that anyone can file a charge with the National Labor Relations Board, even if the person doesn’t work for the employer accused of violating federal labor law.

That’s Awkward: The charge, which comes after the campaign reached an agreement with the union representing staffers, alleges that at least three workers were fired for organizing activity or complaining about work conditions. Sanders has championed workers’ rights in Congress ...