Amazon Union: Why Amazon's workers sided with the company over a union
We'll soon meet in your inbox. Please wait... “I personally didn’t see the need for a union,” he said. “If I was being treated differently, I may have voted differently.” Brooks is one of almost 1,800 employees who handed Amazon a runaway victory in the company’s hardest-fought battle to keep unions out of its warehouses. The result — announced last week, with 738 workers voting to form a union — dealt a crushing blow to labor and Democrats when conditions appeared ripe for them to make advances. For some workers at the warehouse, like Brooks, the minimum wage of $15 an hour i...