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La serie Sé lo que hicisteis el último verano llegará a Amazon Prime en octubre
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En Bessemer no se ganó pero se envió un mensaje poderoso a Amazon y al resto del país
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Share: Image: Amazon workers protest against the company’s failure to provide adequate protections in the workplace on May 1, 2020, in Hawthorne, California. (Photo by VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images)
Unions are just one element of a broader vision for transforming the company. Cross-class coalitions forged during the pandemic point the way forward with a radical vision of worker and community control.
Before the dust could even settle in Bessemer, Alabama, Amazon went in for the kill. Just a few hours after the widely covered union drive failed on April 9, an Amazon-sponsored coalition of major tech companies put out a press release calling the outcome a “progressive success story.” It was a line Amazon repeated throughout the campaign, even as it engaged in vicious union busting tactics. Dave Clark, CEO of Amazon’s Worldwide Consumer unit, went so far as to tweet, “I often say we are the Bernie Sanders of employers, but that’s not qui