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Concessions. other unions noticed. >> i think it empowers people to have that risk for the option of a strike. yes, i think there will continue to be potential work stoppages. >> reporter: american workers flexing their leverage. this year 15 involving at least 1,000 workers. a cornell university study tracks 271 strikes of all sizes that started this year. almost double last year's number for the same period. more american workers are voting it unionize from amazon warehouse workers to starbucks baristas. unions have won more than 600 elections in 2022. the most in nearly two decades. >> but ...

Need to get your a1c down? (♪ ♪) ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® today. we end this hour with more breaking news. amazon warehouse workers in staten island voting not to unionize. the first and still the only amazon warehouse to unionize is another one on staten island called jfk 8. they voted in early april. since that vote workers say the company has beefed up its anti-union messaging and even isolated workers in that other staten island warehouse. covering this for us is nbc news correspondent antonia hilton in brooklyn, new york. antonia, what happened here and

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Abama n with a "small armory of weapons" gets nearly four years in prison. speaking out: the producer of the academy awards breaks his silence and praises chris rock. first sister: we sit down with president biden's sister and ask what she tells her big brother. voting to unionize. amazon warehouse workers in new york deal a significant blow to the nation's second-largest employer. >> this is a prime example of what-- the power that people have when they come together. >> garrett: "on the road," the grammy awards have nothing on this love song. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'do...

It would mark the first successful U.S. organizing effort in Amazon history.