US workers in new push for level playing field in unionization efforts

Workers are calling for the National Labor Relations Board to ban captive audience meetings and make organizing easier

American workers attempting to form unions in their workplaces are pushing the National Labor Relations Board to expand organizing rights - from reinstating the Joy Silk doctrine that makes unionization easier, to banning captive audience meetings held by employers to discourage organizing efforts.

Their efforts could transform how unions organize workers in the US, especially amid opposition from employers.