Bernie Sanders demanded that Biden cancel Amazon’s federal contracts over their unlawful union-busting efforts.
Sen. Bernie Sanders demanded
“The essence of your plan for strengthening union organizing was to make sure that federal dollars do not flow into the hands of unscrupulous employers who engage in union-busting, participate in wage theft, or violate labor law,” the Vermont senator wrote. “In order to implement that plan, I urge you to sign an executive order preventing companies that violate federal labor laws from contracting with the federal government.
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