So basically the company lured employees into giving them their personal information by saying, 'We will make your scheduling more convenient,' and then they used that personal information that employees had trusted them with to lobby them about how they voted in an election without providing that same information to the employees who were trying to organize?
Polis critiques the company's misuse of employee information for anti-union lobbying.
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