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These Corporations Have Pledged to Help Employees Obtain Abortions When States Restrict Them
Here’s where companies stand in helping employees navigate abortion restrictions.
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Illinois Woman Whose Son Was Killed in Tornado Criticizes Amazon
The mother of a man who was killed in December when a tornado slammed into an Amazon facility in Illinois said on Tuesday that her son was only in the building because he was called into work on his day off.
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After Success at One Amazon Warehouse, Union Rejected at 2nd NYC Facility
A separate election held last month gave a nascent group of organizers a surprise victory when workers at a different Staten Island facility voted in favor of unionizing — a first for Amazon in the U.S.
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Amazon Union Could Face a Tough Road Ahead After Victory
In the aftermath of their hard-won labor victory, Amazon workers in the New York City borough of Staten Island popped Champagne, cheered their victory and danced in celebration
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Amazon Extends Prime Delivery Perks to Other Merchant Sites
Amazon is extending benefits of a Prime subscription to online stores beyond its own site, a move geared toward boosting revenue from merchant fees and expanding its logistics footprint.
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Amazon Adds 5% ‘Fuel and Inflation Surcharge' to Seller Fees
Amazon says it will add a 5% “fuel and inflation surcharge” to fees it charges third-party sellers who use the retailer’s fulfillment services.
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Amazon Warehouse Workers Suffer Serious Injuries at Twice the Rate of Rivals, Study Finds
Amazon warehouse workers in the U.S. suffered serious injuries at twice the rate of rival companies in 2021, according to a new study.
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Lawsuit Filed Over Deadly Amazon Warehouse Collapse
One attorney claims there is new evidence from a deadly warehouse collapse that happened when a tornado hit an Amazon facility in southern Illinois. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.
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Amazon Union Leader Hopeful For Another Success
Former Amazon employee Chris Smalls led a historic union election at the JFK8 Amazon warehouse in Staten Island, though the company has requested a recount. Smalls joined LX News to talk about the union organizers’ win and their next goal: to win a union election beginning April 25 at LDJ5, an Amazon sortation facility nearby.
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How Amazon Plans to Fix Its Massive Returns Problem
In an exclusive interview, Amazon tells CNBC reselling and donating used items is key for “goal of zero product disposal.”
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Amazon Seeks to Overturn Union Win, Says Vote Was Tainted
Amazon is seeking to overturn the historic union victory at one of its New York City warehouses
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Amazon Illegally Interfered in Alabama Warehouse Vote, Union Alleges
Results in the Bessemer, Alabama, warehouse election remain too close to call and hinge on several hundred challenged ballots.
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Amazon's First US Union Overcomes Hurdles, Faces New Ones
A stunning upset in a union election on Staten Island had brought sudden exposure to the organizers and worker advocates who realized victory for the nascent Amazon Labor Union when so many other more established labor groups had failed before them.
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Staten Island Amazon Workers Vote to Unionize
Workers at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island, New York, have voted to become the company’s first unionized facility in the U.S., which stands to disrupt the company’s control over productivity and wages.
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Amazon Workers on Staten Island Vote for Company's First Unionized Warehouse in U.S.
The outcome represents a landmark win for organized labor, which has for years tried to organize Amazon warehouse and delivery workers.
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Amazon Staff Again Reject Union in Alabama for Now, Lean Toward It in NYC
In a union election in Staten Island, New York, the nascent Amazon Labor Union was leading late Thursday by more than 350 votes out of about 2,670 tallied.
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Why ‘Free' Shipping Isn't Free
The big carriers such as FedEx, UPS and Amazon make lots of deliveries, and none of those packages are being shipped for “free.”
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Pete Davidson Going to Space on Blue Origin's 4th Human Flight
The “Saturday Night Live” star will be one of six passengers headed to the edge of outer space March 23 on a ship launched by Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin
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Why the Future of the Oscars and Emmys Might Be in Jeopardy
The Oscars and Emmys made their broadcasting debut on millions of television screens in the 1950s, but historic low ratings jeopardize their futures.
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Inside the $644 Billion Business of Reselling Returned Items, From Electronics to Bizarre Finds
A rise in returns is filling Liquidity Services warehouses with unwanted goods from Amazon and Target and growing liquidation to a $644 billion market