SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR) — After a loss of 220 jobs, TCGUnion, the official union for TCGPlayer, approved a closing agreement with eBay. Approximately two weeks ago, a six-year TCGPlayer employee ...

TCGplayer and eBay have reached an agreement, resulting in a severance package for the company’s Syracuse employees, including 20 weeks of pay, COBRA medical coverage, and additional benefits… ...

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The union representing workers at TCGPlayer in Syracuse has negotiated severance packages for employees who will be losing their jobs this summer.

The labor union representing workers at eBay's TCGplayer office in Syracuse says members unanimously approved a closing agreement to provide improved severance packages for employees getting laid off ...

eBay is cutting more than 200 jobs at TCGplayer The union backing TCGplayer employees accuse eBay of ‘terminating the employment’ of workers to avoid bargaining.

TCGplayer workers won the National Labor Relations Board union election on March 10, and as of the time of this writing, don’t have a contract with eBay.

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This stems from previous charges, alleging that eBay failed to acknowledge TCGPlayer's worker union, delayed engagement in bargaining practices, and withheld legally required information from the ...

TCGPlayer employees have filed an unfair labor complaint against parent company eBay, The Verg e reports. The company, which sells and authenticates trading cards was acquired by eBay in 2022.