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The Teamsters union, which is seeking to organize Amazon’s drivers, also filed a complaint at the National Labor Relations Board last year challenging how the company classifies some of its drivers.
The complaint from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) claims that Amazon is a so-called "joint employer" of drivers employed by the contractor, Battle Tested Strategies (BTS), and used a ...
A few days later, the Teamsters Union launched unionization drives in nine Amazon warehouses across Canada. [49] [50] In 2022, a unionization process of the YUL2 warehouse in Montreal was launched. [51] Amazon tried to resist the process and in February 2024 the union filed a complaint against Amazon at the Tribunal du travail du Québec.
Subcontracted delivery drivers in Canada brought a class-action lawsuit against Amazon Canada in June 2020, saying that $200 million in unpaid wages were owed to them because Amazon retained "effective control" over their work and should legally be considered their employer. [268]
On July 14, 2009, the Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson brought a lawsuit against the National Arbitration Forum for consumer fraud, deceptive trade and false statements in advertising. [18] Key to their complaint was allegations that the NAF had deliberately hidden its ties to the businesses it represented and actively encouraged their ...
‘Make Amazon Pay Day’ is becoming a global act of resistance against Amazon’s abuse of power.” Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla Progressive International’s co-general coordinator, added ...
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