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Eighth noose found Wednesday at Amazon site in Windsor - Vimarsana News

Eighth noose found Wednesday at Amazon site in Windsor

The Amazon construction site in Windsor was shut down Wednesday after the discovery of an eighth noose. The massive project was shut down out of concern for peoples’ safety, Scot X. Esdaile, president of the Connecticut NAACP, said late Wednesday morning. “It’s a direct threat on your life,” Esdaile said. “This is a serious, white supremacist message being sent to our entire community. It’s ...

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ABD'de Amazon hakkında dava açıldı - Vimarsana News

ABD'de Amazon hakkında dava açıldı

ABD'li e-ticaret devi Amazon, uygulamalarıyla adil olmayan şekilde fiyatları artırdığı iddia edilerek antitröst yasasını çiğnediği gerekçesiyle Washington DC başsavcısı tarafından dava edildi.

Amazon shareholders demand end to pollution hitting people of color hardest - Vimarsana News

Amazon shareholders demand end to pollution hitting people of color hardest

“As employees, we are alarmed that Amazon's pollution is disproportionately concentrated in communities of color,” a petition signed by 640 workers said.

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Tesco, Sainsbury's and M&S among UK supermarkets threatening Brazil boycott over Amazon deforestation - Vimarsana News

Tesco, Sainsbury's and M&S among UK supermarkets threatening Brazil boycott over Amazon deforestation

Retailers raise concerns over effort to legalise private occupation of public land they fear will see more forests burned and cleared for agriculture

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Labor movement targets Amazon as a foothold in the South - Vimarsana News

Labor movement targets Amazon as a foothold in the South

The South has never been hospitable to organized labor. Labor organizers and advocates see the David-and-Goliath fight as a potential turning point in the region with a long history of undervalued labor and entrenched hostility to collective bargaining rights. A win could have economic and political ripples for the labor movement and its Democratic Party allies who want a stronger foothold in the South amid decades of dwindling union power nationally.

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