More than 100 workers walk off job at Amazon air hub, Teamsters say, in wake of record Prime Day

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July 22, 2024

Workers at a key Amazon.com Inc. air-shipping hub in Southern California walked off the job over the weekend, the Teamsters union said Monday, in response to what the group said was retaliation from the online retailer against workers for organizing.

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More than 100 workers walk off job at Amazon air hub, Teamsters say, in wake of record Prime Day

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