US Apple Store Workers , May Unionize.<br />On Feb. 18, 'The Washington Post' reported that employees at a minimum of two U.S. Apple stores... .<br />... are gearing up to file paperwork with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).<br />At least six more retail locations are <br />reportedly heading in the same direction but are at <br />less advanced stages in the process it takes to unionize. .<br />At least six more retail locations are <br />reportedly heading in the same direction but are at <br />less advanced stages in the process it takes to unionize. .<br />The Apple unionization efforts reportedly stem from hourly wages not keeping up with the rate of inflation.<br />The development also comes less than a month <br />after Apple's overall revenue rose to <br />$123.94 billion with its strongest sales report ever.<br />Additionally, Reuters reports Apple CEO <br />Tim Cook's pay last year was 1,447 times more than that of the tech giant's average employee.<br />Additionally, Reuters reports Apple CEO <br />Tim Cook's pay last year was 1,447 times more than that of the tech giant's average employee.<br />The push for unionization by Apple employees <br />comes as several other U.S. corporations have <br />seen similar efforts gain traction.<br />Amazon and Starbucks are <br />among the most notable.<br />Amazon and Starbucks are <br />among the most notable.<br />The Great Resignation and unionization efforts such as these seem to indicate that <br />workers everywhere have had enough
