Amazon faces union vote at North Carolina warehouse
- Amazon is facing its second union vote in two months at a warehouse in Garner, North Carolina, where workers will decide whether to join the Carolina Amazonians United for Solidarity and Empowerment by Friday.
- Workers aim to negotiate for higher wages, longer breaks, and better job protections, with a goal of $30 per hour. Italo Medelius-Marsano stated, 'We deserve better for the work we do day in and day out.'
- Amazon spokesperson Eileen Hards opposed the union formation, stating, 'We believe our employees favor opportunities to have their unique voice heard by working directly with our team.'
- If the vote succeeds, it could lead to further organizing efforts at Amazon's warehouses, while a failed vote may hinder such initiatives.
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