Mercedes-Benz workers near Tuscaloosa, Ala., will learn on Friday whether they voted to join United Auto Workers, in a test that will reveal whether the labor movement can expand on a significant victory achieved at a Tennessee Volkswagen plant last month.
Five thousand autoworkers at the German automaker’s sprawling facility were eligible to vote, with results expected Friday.
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