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Boom during the pandemic as did the bank account of billionaire bank accountjeff bezos. we don't want his rocket. we want to be able to live. darren and garfield work at the coventry side and are leading today's action. we just want a decent wage. we are on our feet for ten hours a day, we get told off if we get caught leaning or sitting. you get warnings. the commentary site is similar to this amazon centre in essex. garfield and darren say their work is monitored and they must meet targets. the say their work is monitored and they must meet targets.— must meet targets. the pressure is inte...

They are working for a multi—million pound organisation that is raking in profits still and not willing to share those profits to ensure that those workers are able to live decent lives. they can't afford to heat their homes, they can't afford to pay their bills orfeed theirfamilies. it has just got to the point where enough is enough and they are taking strike action. they are striking over pay. the company gave them a 50p pay rise in august, taking the minimum pay rate to £10.50 an hour. the union says the rate should be £15 an hour, arguing that the company's profits boomed during the p...