If you'll recall, the JFK8 facility in Staten Island became the first unionized Amazon warehouse after workers voted 2,350-1,912 in favor of joining a union back in April 2022.Amazon said at the time that it was "disappointed" with the result and challenged the vote, alleging "inappropriate and undue influence" from the NLRB.The Wall Street Journal says the e-retailer also accused Amazon Labor Union organizers of threatening employees to vote in favor of unionization.He agreed with the labor board hearing officer who recommended in September that JFK8's union vote should be upheld.Come to the table @ajassy #ALUcertified ✊🏽 pic.twitter.com/ce7YdEXEmR — Christian Smalls (@Shut_downAmazon) January 11, 2023As The Journal notes, ALU previously said that Amazon's appeal was a stalling tactic to delay negotiations for workers' demands."