Apple is a company that makes phones, computers, and other cool things. But they have been accused of breaking some rules when it comes to their employees. The National Labor Relations Board, which is like a team that makes sure companies treat their workers fairly, says that Apple made its employees sign agreements that were not allowed. These agreements were about keeping secrets and not working for other companies.

The Labor Relations Board also says that Apple was too strict with their workers when it came to using social media, like Facebook and Twitter. They think Apple was making it harder for their workers to speak up about problems in the company.

Now, the Labor Relations Board is asking Apple to stop making their workers sign these agreements and to tell them about their rights. They will talk about this in a special meeting in January.

Meanwhile, some workers at Apple stores are trying to form unions, which are groups that help workers get better benefits and working conditions. This is happening in some stores in the United States. Apple has even agreed to a union deal with workers at one store in Maryland.

So, all these things are happening, and we'll have to wait and see what happens next with Apple and their workers. Read from source...

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