Amazon Labor Union affiliates with Teamsters

Over70irregs

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Amazon will just close the facility and tie up the litigation until no worker would ever want the job back 8 years from now when the Teamsters prevail. It will cost the existing members dues to support the litigation..

The deep pocket companies will outspend the union to simply wait out the problem.
Don’t they take out special interest $ out of our checks? I remember asking how to cancel it and was told it was an act of god… lol
 

Hot Carl

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My cousin works for them in KY. I know she wishes they would organize, but that's a RTW state now, so it's more of an uphill climb. But I'm blown away at Amazon's ability to close down buildings and open up new ones as frequently as they do. Meanwhile, many of us work in buildings that quite literally falling apart.
 

Over70irregs

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My cousin works for them in KY. I know she wishes they would organize, but that's a RTW state now, so it's more of an uphill climb. But I'm blown away at Amazon's ability to close down buildings and open up new ones as frequently as they do. Meanwhile, many of us work in buildings that quite literally falling apart.
We are cutting our own throats with retail centralization.
 

BigUnionGuy

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Method Mensch

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Unionization will cripple Amazon and strengthen UPS. This bodes well for us. Hopefully they see it thru. I dont want to hear any nonsense about third party delivery drivers unionizing. We need warehouse workers unionized.
They're automating the hell out of the warehouse jobs. Don't see it as growth area; rather, it seems like a function that's slowly disappearing.
 

nWo

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- Amazon just closed the only unionized facility in Canada.

- Amazon has been firing people for supporting the union.

- Amazon has endless resources to push anti union propaganda.

- The Staten Island location that organized with the Teamsters in 2022 still doesn't have a contract.
 

Doublestandards

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I don't get it? Things must be good there?
Morons was too harsh of a word actually, some people don’t want to work in a union and that’s their right. Some people really close to me are not pro union and have great jobs

I just meant because it seems like I’m constantly hearing from Amazon workers complaining about their working conditions or not getting paid enough, and it seems like with automation going on now a union would be more valuable than ever at Amazon to protect the workers while they still have a job
 

Bubblehead

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Morons was too harsh of a word actually, some people don’t want to work in a union and that’s their right. Some people really close to me are not pro union and have great jobs
Are those people "close to you" anti-union, and if so, why can't they be as understanding as you seem to be?

....or do you snap back at their anti-union rhetoric?
 
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