Workers at an Apple store in Georgia on Wednesday became the first at the Silicon Valley giant to file for a union election. The unit proposed by the union would include a little over 100 workers at a store in the Cumberland Mall in Atlanta. Seventy percent of those workers have signed cards in support of an election, according to the Communications Workers of America, which would represent them in the event of a victory. The workers are pushing for livable wages, cost of living adjustments and stock options, all benefits provided to Apple’s office workers. “A number of us have been here for many years, and we don’t think you stick at a place unless you love it,” said Derrick Bo
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