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Amazon employees from all across the world have planned to walkout of their work in protest to the recent layoffs, which saw 27,000 employees being terminated. The employees are also protesting the new work-from-office rules imposed by CEO Andy Jassy
The walkout is headed by both Amazon’s Remote Advocacy and Amazon Employees for Climate Justice. Amazon has no shortage of instances where its employees stood against the company due to its policies and working environments, among others.
Around 2,000 Amazon employees were set to participate in a walk-out in front of Amazon's Spheres building in the heart of its headquarters in Seattle protesting against layoffs and return-to-work mandate. �� Amazon Layoffs: Nearly 2,000 Employees To Stage Walkout Against New Job Cuts, Return-to-Office Mandate.
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Amazon made 27,000 job cuts recently and mandated employees to return to work at least thrice a week