In a first, Apple store workers at Grand Central Terminal sign union cards

As a wave of worker organizing sweeps the U.S., Apple employees could be the next to unionize.

Workers at the iPhone maker's retail store in New York's Grand Central Terminal have taken the first steps to form a union, The Washington Post first reported. If the organizers' effort is successful, it would mark the first time a union has been formed by employees of the tech giant. 

The organizers, who are calling themselves the Fruit Stand Workers United, have launched a website announcing the effort and to lobby for better pay and working conditions.