Business Insider Article RatingAmazon faces Black Friday strikes and protests on 'Make Amazon Pay' day
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-76% Very Liberal
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57% : The online retail giant also faces action and protests in the US, France, Germany and dozens of other countries as part of a day of action called "Make Amazon Pay."At Amazon's Coventry warehouse in England, where pay disputes have been ongoing for the last year, the GMB union said more than 1,000 workers would join a picket line.56% : Christy Hoffman, UNI general secretary, said the day of action was part of a "movement to hold Amazon accountable ...
54% : "Amazon also faces action at workers in warehouses in France and Germany, while protests over the Black Friday weekend are being co-ordinated by the UNI Global Union, which represents more than 80 international trade unions and workers rights activists.
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