Employees organized, Amazon into a big crisis

       

 

           Employees organized, Amazon into a big crisis

Amazon, the world's leading online retailer, is facing its biggest crisis since its inception in 1995. It all started in Alabama, USA, where the company had no union activities. About 6,000 people work here on Amazon. It is said that if the first attempt by the unionists here succeeds, the union movement may spread as rapidly across the United States as the chain reaction. Amazon is the second largest employer in the United States. It has recently been alleged that some employees do not even have time to go to the toilet during duty. Amazon's revenue skyrocketed during the epidemic.

Meanwhile, Amazon's attempt to avoid union action also failed. Amazon did some campaigns saying that the money in your pocket would go away if the union went down, but to no avail. Many employees work at Amazon for about 10 hours at a salary of $ 15.30 (starting pay) per hour. Get a half hour break. Later, employees allege that the company even closely monitors the time it takes to go to the bathroom and drink water.

Some workers complained to the authorities but to no avail. This is why the employees decided to work with the trade union. Some of them say that when the union comes, it will help the employees to stop dismissing as they see fit and earn more. The vote in Alabama was attended by 5,805 people. Once launched on Amazon, the union may expand to Walmart, which has more than 800,000 employees.