Target Workers on Long Island Reject Union Representation (1)

Workers at a Target in Huntington Station, N.Y., rejected union representation in voting that concluded Sept. 8, a company spokesperson told Bloomberg Law.

Had the bid for representation by the United Food and Commercial Workers been successful, the employees would have created Target’s first unionized store.

About 200 workers were eligible to participate in the balloting. The vote against joining was 118-39, a Target spokesperson told Bloomberg Law Sept. 8. The National Labor Relations Board must certify the election results.

“Today’s outcome confirms Target’s longstanding belief that a culture of mutual respect, in which we listen to our team and ...