Amazon workers, supported by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, are on strike, marking the largest strike against the company in U.S. history. However, the strike involves less than 1% of Amazon's workforce and affects only a small number of facilities. As a result, the impact on Amazon's operations is minimal, with most deliveries remaining on schedule. The company can fulfill orders from other facilities not affected by the strike. Despite the strike's limited scope, it highlights ongoing tensions between Amazon and its workers, who seek recognition and better conditions. Amazon remains firm in not recognizing these workers as part of the Teamsters, and the outcome of the strike remains uncertain.