Amazon Workers Plan Strike from Black Friday to Cyber Monday
Global Strike Action Against Amazon
Amazon workers are gearing up for a significant strike event from Black Friday to Cyber Monday, targeting one of the busiest shopping periods of the year. This action, known as Make Amazon Pay, is organized by UNI Global Union and Progressive International, with participants from over 20 countries.
Concerns Leading to the Strike
This international strike aims to address labor abuses reported by the workers, alongside environmental degradation and threats to democratic processes. According to organizers, this year marks the fifth anniversary of their campaign for justice at Amazon.
- Protests planned in multiple cities across France and Germany
- Workers in New Delhi to join the demonstrations
- More than 80 trade unions supporting the action
Amazon's Response
While workers express their frustrations, Amazon refutes the claims, asserting that they provide exceptional pay and benefits. However, the organizing union argues that Amazon's relentless pursuit of profit has detrimental effects on its workforce and the economy.
This collective action may impact holiday delivery schedules, potentially affecting customer experiences this season.
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