Apple’s CEO was facing allegations that he violated workers’ rights by imposing rules that “restrain or coerce employees” and even surveilled employees. The NLRB decided to withdraw many of those accusations on Friday. We’re sure it had nothing to do with any gifts, donations, or flattering remarks Cook may have made to a certain someone.
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