Amazon Workers Strike Globally for Better Conditions
Amazon Workers Strike Globally for Better Conditions

Amazon Workers Strike Globally for Better Conditions

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Amazon workers across 20 countries, including the US, Germany, and India, are participating in a global strike on Black Friday under the 'Make Amazon Pay' campaign, demanding better wages, working conditions, and union rights. Organized by UNI Global Union and Progressive International, the protests aim to hold Amazon accountable for labor abuses, environmental concerns, and tax practices. In India, workers highlighted low wages and poor working conditions, while globally, workers criticize Amazon for exploiting tax loopholes and failing to provide safe work environments. Amazon has refuted these claims, stating they offer competitive pay and benefits, and accused the unions of spreading misinformation. Despite Amazon's defense, the protests continue to grow, reflecting a global movement against corporate practices perceived as unjust. This is the fifth consecutive year of such strikes, strategically timed during Amazon's peak shopping period to maximize impact.

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