A congressional committee has issued a subpoena for documents to the National Labor Relations Board, alleging its officials engaged in misconduct in union elections.
to the federal labor agency, Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., chair of the House Education and Workforce Committee, cited a letter Starbucks wrote to NLRB officials in August, alleging that they "engaged in substantial misconduct" in connection with an election involving the company and Workers United at a Kansas store.
Foxx said she believes that an NLRB report last month "confirmed certain allegations" detailed in the letter from Starbucks. The report shows NLRB officials "shared substantially more information" about the election with Workers United than Starbucks, Fox wrote, adding that the hearing officer "found the disparity so great that it 'casts doubts as to the fairness of the conduct of this election.'"Foxx requested that the NLRB provide communication and documents related to the matter to the committee on March 29, her office confirmed to NBC News.
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