Amazon workers at Staten Island facility vote against unionization ...Middle East

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Workers at an Amazon facility in Staten Island, N.Y., have voted against unionizing, the first loss for a nascent campaign to organize the e-commerce giant’s American locations. Of the roughly 1,600 workers at the LDJ5 sorting facility, 618 voted against being represented by the Amazon Labor Union. Three hundred and eighty voted to unionize, with two ballots determined to be void. The Amazon Labor Union, an independent group led by current and former Staten Island Amazon workers, secured an unprecedented win at a neighboring warehouse, JFK8, last month. The group was focused narrowly on the JFK8 site until that election wrapped up in early April, giving the union a tight window t

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