Correction: Former Bernie Sanders staffer files a charge alleging retaliation for union activities.
The charge lists seven instances of unfair labor practices, including three accusations that Sanders' campaign fired employees for joining or supporting a union.
"Employer retaliated against me when I organized the bargaining unit," the individual alleges in the complaint. "We are committed to cooperating with the NLRB and we are confident that they will find the campaign honors all of its employees' rights to both the letter and spirit of the law," the campaign said. "Sen. Sanders and the campaign believe all workers should have a strong voice on the job and the right to due process, including the right to petition to the NLRB."to determine if it has merit and issue a complaint.
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