Amazon Is Hiring Aggressive Firms to Bust Union Efforts Members of the Workers Assembly Against Racism gathered across from Jeff Bezos-owned Whole Foods Market in Union Square South for a nationwide solidarity event with unionizing Amazon workers in Bessemer, Alabama. Erik McGregor / LightRocket via Getty Images By Since the start of the year, Amazon has subjected its almost 6,000 warehouse workers in Bessemer, Alabama, to a relentless and aggressive anti-union campaign. Among other tactics, Amazon management has forced workers to attend multiple anti-union captive-audience meetings, which it has called âeducation sessionsâ; it has sent workers numerous anti-union text messages telling them to âvote noâ in the on-going mail-in National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) election, which ends on March 29; and it has promoted a slick anti-union website and run polished anti-union ads on social media site Twitch. Management has also displayed anti-union posters around the workplace, employed third-party contractors to walk through the facility as human anti-union billboards, and has even installed these messages inside the stalls of the facilityâs restrooms.