This 28 November 2020 video from the USA says about itself:
Fired Amazon Worker: Jeff Bezos Sells Profiling System to Law Enforcement
Independent videographer Jon Farina covered a Black Friday protest of Amazon on November 27th, 2020.
Bias, disrespect, and demotions: Black employees say Amazon has a race problem.
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You are invited to an open Organizing Meeting this FRIDAY to build Solidarity with Amazon Workers unionizing in Alabama.
The meeting will build towards a Feb 20 National Day of Action called by the Southern Workers Assembly.
Friday, February 12
7pm ET/6pm CT/4pm PT
Register for the Organizing Meeting!
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Feb 20 Outreach Committee:
Chris Smalls, Former Amazon Employee fired for organizing, Congress of Essential Workers
Martha Grevatt, Founding member, former Executive Board Member, Pride At Work, AFL-CIO
Chris Silvera, Secretary-Treasurer Local 808 IBT NYC
Charles Jenkins, Pres. NY Coalition Of Black Trade Unionist
Ava Biery, Workers Assembly Against Racism
Steve Kirschbaum, Vice Pres. Boston School Bus Drivers Local 8751 USW
Dante Strobino, Southern Workers Assembly
(Organizations Listed for ID only)
Between Feb 8, and March 29, approximately 6,000 Amazon workers at a warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama will begin voting by mail on whether to be represented by the Retail, Wholesale Department Store Workers Union. The harsh working conditions at Amazon warehouses, along with Amazon’s refusal to adopt measures that protect workers from COVID 19, have pushed Amazon and Whole Foods workers every- where to step up organizing and fighting back.
These predominantly Black Amazon workers who have in recent months formed the BAmazon Workers Union, are on the cusp of launching a history-changing workers organization against one of the biggest and most powerful transnational corporations in the world, and its super rich union busting owner, Jeff Bezos. In addition, these workers are standing up to the racist, anti-union laws that suppress labor across the south. No matter what the outcome of the vote, this fight for a union in Alabama is already rocking Wall Street and energizing a much needed national explosion of worker organizing.
NATIONWIDE MASS SOLIDARITY WILL BE DECISIVE
Amazon and Jeff Bezos, are well known and hated for their anti-worker, anti-community, and racist drive to be the richest and most powerful corporation in the world. But Amazon’s bad reputation and high profile are also their greatest weakness. If we rise up everywhere, during the union vote, and let Bezos know that he will not be allowed to crush this union drive, it could have a huge impact.
You are invited to a virtual organizing meeting on Feb. 12. There we will discuss (and decide on) how a campaign of mass solidarity can be organized in every part of the country during the seven week long voting period for the union in Bessemer. Please register today and invite others who might be interested!
February 12 is the anniversary of the first day of the historic 1968 Memphis sanitation workers strike. It was during Dr. King’s visit to Memphis to support the strike that he was assassinated.
The Southern Workers Assembly has issued a call for a National Day of Solidarity with Alabama Amazon Workers on Saturday, February 20.
Actions are being planned across the South and the U.S. on that day.
Click Here to view actions in your area, or to submit details for an action you can organize!
Find more information and sign the petition at supportamazonworkers.org
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