On Prime Day, Amazon workers and immigrant rights organizations are protesting
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Amazon
FC
Amazon Employees for Climate Justice
United Food
Commercial Workers International Union
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Rekognition
ICE
Amazon.com
Amazon Prime Video
Whole Foods
Kindle
Audible, Book Depository
AWS
Goodreads
People
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Jeff Bezos
Marc Perrone
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Muslim
East African
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San Francisco
Minnesota
New York
Seattle
Shakopee
Minn.
U.S
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Bay Resistance
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Summary
“As a company, we work hard to provide a safe, quality working environment for the 250,000 hourly employees across Amazon’s U.S. facilities.”The spokesperson went on to describe how its associates are core to its operation and how they regularly encourage friends and family to apply for roles.“We encourage anyone to compare our pay, benefits, and workplace to other major employers across the country,” the spokesperson said.In San Francisco, organizers from Bay Resistance, San Francisco Rising and Jobs with Justice protested outside one of Amazon’s offices in the city to demand Amazon end its relationship with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
As said here by Megan Rose Dickey