Amazon Prepares To Face Warehouse Union Vote In New York: WSJ

Amazon.com Inc AMZN would face union elections at separate warehouses in the pro-union New York City in April, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The current and former workers at Amazon’s largest Staten Island warehouse look to become the first group of Amazon employees to unionize in the U.S.
The JFK8 warehouse, which employed 7,500 people, will vote from March 25 to 30. Workers at LDJ5, which employed 1,500 workers, will vote during the April 25 week.
The pro-union campaigners looked to improve pay, benefits, and working conditions.
A mail-in revote is also underway at a company facility in Bessemer, Alabama, after Amazon was found to interfere and influence a contest against unionization.
In 2019, Amazon canceled plans for a significant expansion in Staten Island after activists, elected officials, and unions opposed the deal.
Price Action: AMZN shares traded higher by 0.18% at $3,274.14 in the premarket on the last check Thursday.