While Amazon is expanding its operations all over the country―spending millions of dollars on delivery drones, worker surveillance tech, and new warehouses―there’s one place where they’re suddenly closing their doors: Maple Grove, MN, right outside the Twin Cities.
Under current staffing levels, nurses are stretched so thin that they are skipping bathroom and meal breaks to make sure that patient care does not suffer. That has to stop.
Stand with Orange County, NY residents: NO AMAZON, NO TAX BREAKS!!
Amazon wants to build a sprawling 3.2 million-square-foot warehouse in rural Orange County, NY. The multi-trillion dollar corporation is asking for tens of millions in tax breaks from the county to do so.
Tell Your Governor: We Need An Office Of Worker Power!
The new Office of Worker Power should be a model for states around the country to be serious about building an economy that works for all of us, not just the billionaires and multinational corporations.
In 2024, Amazon signed a historic settlement with OSHA, agreeing to improve safety at its warehouses nationwide. Now, two years later under Trump’s OSHA, Amazon workers are still fighting for safer working conditions, and the agency that’s supposed to protect them has gone silent.
Autozone has been fighting the union effort since it became public, pulling out some classic moves from the union-busting playbook: misinformation, surveillance, captive audience meetings, and more.
Tell Amazon: Let Workers Call 911 Without Fear of Retaliation!
Amazon delivery workers in Kentucky were just celebrated for calling 911 and saving an elderly customer's life–yet Amazon workers still unsure if they’re allowed to call 911 if a coworker collapses on the job.
Two years ago, we promised that a new labor movement was rising. We hope we’ve shown the truth of that statement. But at the same time, we’ve still got a long way to go.
When Dolly Parton got rich, she didn’t build a rocket and take up space tourism.She didn’t buy a yacht so big that it required a mini-yacht for support.And she didn’t become a billionaire. In fact, she worked really hard to avoid that fate.
Ten thousand John Deere workers just voted down the tractor manufacturer’s proposal to extend their current union contract through 2029 instead of returning to the bargaining table next year.
