[danilocesar]

If "every employee who voted to unionize" means 10 people, I'm pretty much surprised that they were able to unionize at all. To form an union, don't you have to have the majority of the workers or something like this? (I'm not in the US, pardon for my lack of knowledge)

[Splognosticus]

The article mentions they joined United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1546, who according to their website are 1.3 million strong. With those numbers they could conceivably make Instacart address the issue.