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“Amazon won’t let us leave,” delivery driver Larry Virden, 46, texted his girlfriend shortly before a tornado shredded the warehouse where he worked, killing him and five others. Fox 2
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“Amazon won’t let us leave,” delivery driver Larry Virden, 46, texted his girlfriend shortly before a tornado shredded the warehouse where he worked, killing him and five others. Fox 2
Updated Feb 25, 2021 Labor Groups And Progressives Urge Biden To Support Amazon Union Drive A coalition of groups, including unions, sent a letter to the White House reminding Joe Biden he vowed to be "the most pro-union president you’ve ever seen." Unions and progressive groups are increasing their pressure on President Joe Biden’s administration to come out in support of Amazon workers in Alabama who are trying to unionize. A coalition of more than three dozen organizations sent a letter to the White House on Thursday urging the president to publicly voice his solidarity with the wareho...
Financial Times says a group of more than 70 Amazon investors are behind the move.