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As many as 100 employees at amazons Staten Island, new york, Fulfillment Center, plan to walk off the job claiming the company is mishandling its response to the covid19 outbreak we speak to the protest organizer coming up. Its march 30, 2020, and you are watching cnbc. Good morning and welcome to the show im dominic chu kicking off this monday morning with markets in turmoil once again after the dow fell nearly or more than 900 points as you can see on friday wall street is looking to pick up where it left off futures indicate 165point drop at the opening bell. If these futures moves hold, the s p down by 10 and the nasdaq up by 1 point at this point this is, by the way, the first time in about a month we havent woken up on a monday morning with futures socalled limit down or stopped because of downside price action. Checking the futures over the past 12 hours, you can see the move has been pretty volatile. Weve seen green substantially at one point all the way down to where we are no
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[indiscernible] let s get to work. let me first thank all of our witnesses for being here, we look forward to hearing your testimony or let me think ranking member graham for his cooperation and of the staff. today, we are going to be discussing a very important issue that gets much too little attention in the walls of congress or in the corporate media. that is, a time when everybody knows, the middle class is struggling with people working longer hours, for lower wages, when half of our people live paycheck-to-paycheck, when people cannot afford health care, childcare, finding it hard to fill up their gas tanks. all over this country, there is a growing movement on the part of workers to try to organize and form unions. they understand that, if you have a union, you have better wages, better working conditions, that her benefits. at the same time working people are standing up and fighting back and are interested in joining unions, what you are also seeing that there ar
who says amazons practices come into question. [indiscernible] let s get to work. let me first thank all of our witnesses for being here, we look forward to hearing your testimony or let me think ranking member graham for his cooperation and of the staff. today, we are going to be discussing a very important issue that gets much too little attention in the walls of congress or in the corporate media. that is, a time when everybody knows, the middle class is struggling with people working longer hours, for lower wages, when half of our people live paycheck-to-paycheck, when people cannot afford health care, childcare, finding it hard to fill up their gas tanks. all over this country, there is a growing movement on the part of workers to try to organize and form unions. they understand that, if you have a union, you have better wages, better working conditions, that her benefits. at the same time working people are standing up and fighting back and are interested in joining