A group of Whole Foods employees are trying to unionize to address concerns they have over the culture and compensation since Amazon bought the grocery chain last year, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
Whole Foods reportedly stopped granting stock options to lower-level employees after Amazon’s acquisition last year.
The group reportedly plans to send an email Thursday to most employees at the company’s 490 stores asking them to back their campaign. They want better pay, benefits and profit sharing, the WSJ said.
