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Germany: Amazon workers strike over pay, data protection | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Germany: Amazon workers strike over pay, data protection | News | DW

One of Germany's biggest trade unions has called strikes at seven branches of online retailer Amazon. Germany is Amazon's second-biggest market behind the United States, where the company is headquartered.

Source: dw.com
Germany: Amazon workers stage 2-day strike | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Germany: Amazon workers stage 2-day strike | News | DW

Trade union Verdi has called the strikes, which coincide with Equal Pay Day and International Women's Day, at six Amazon warehouses in Germany.

Source: dw.com
Amazon workers strike for one day in Leipzig, Germany - Vimarsana News

Amazon workers strike for one day in Leipzig, Germany

The union, Verdi, has repeatedly failed to address the exploitation of unskilled and temporary workers, or the acute danger of corona infection.

Source: wsws.org
'Amazon won't let us leave': Tornado creates modern Triangle Shirtwaist Factory – People's World - Vimarsana News

'Amazon won't let us leave': Tornado creates modern Triangle Shirtwaist Factory – People's World

“Amazon won’t let us leave.” That was the last message 46-year-old Larry Virden sent his girlfriend on the evening of Dec. 10. A short time later, a tornado blasted through Edwardsville, Illinois, and shredded the Amazon fulfillment center warehouse where Virden worked.

'Amazon won't let us leave': Tornado creates modern Triangle Shirtwaist Factory – People's World - Vimarsana News

'Amazon won't let us leave': Tornado creates modern Triangle Shirtwaist Factory – People's World

“Amazon won’t let us leave.” That was the last message 46-year-old Larry Virden sent his girlfriend on the evening of Dec. 10. A short time later, a tornado blasted through Edwardsville, Illinois, and shredded the Amazon fulfillment center warehouse where Virden worked.