Union leaders are ‘frustrated’ with Democrats as key candidate awaits vote
WASHINGTON — Facing a crucial summer, union leaders are increasingly concerned that the Democratic leadership in Congress is not prioritizing critical confirmation from the National Labor Relations Board, the body tasked with ensuring fair labor practices and workplace democracy. With Hollywood on strike and UPS workers potentially joining them, three union leaders told NBC News that Democrats lack urgency to push President Joe Biden's nomination of Gwynne Wilcox, the first and only black woman to serve on the NLRB since its inception in 1935, for a second term.“We are frustrated by the lack of action from the Senate, a Democratic…
