How Amazon beat the union vote in Bessemer, Alabama ...Middle East

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Amazon warehouse workers in Bessemer, Alabama, have voted against unionization in an election that drew national attention for its potential to alter the power dynamics between the $1.7 trillion e-commerce giant and its employees.With 1,798 workers voting against joining the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU), and 738 voting for the union, the margin is sufficient to declare victory for Amazon in beating back the effort. Roughly 45% of the 5,800 workers eligible to vote did not participate in the mail-in election.Had the vote gone the other way, the Bessemer workers would have formed the first Amazon union in the US. Labor advocates had hoped that a victory might embolden t

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