While Jeff Bezos is strutting the red carpet at the Met Gala or touring the world in his megayacht, the people who create Amazon’s profits are told to “get back to work” even when a coworker drops dead next to them.
Blue Bottle Coffee, the upscale coffee chain, just fired Camden Castillo, a California barista and union leader, in the company’s latest round of retaliatory union-busting.
It’s hard to believe, but it’s true: it’s common practice at Amazon warehouses to prevent workers from calling 911 when someone is having a medical emergency.
When a daughter who hasn't seen her father in months is in the same room as the person who authorized his detention, the wall between policy and humanity gets thinner.
Amazon workers have been fighting back against corporate surveillance long before Ring paid millions to advertise its so-called pet finding tool during the Superbowl.
