Inside Edition - Amazon Drivers at 10 Distribution Centers Go on Strike
Amazon drivers at 10 distribution centers in the USA are on strike, with union members blocking exits at the Queens, New York fulfillment center. This action, occurring just six days before Christmas, aims to highlight alleged violations of workers' rights by Amazon. Police have been involved, warning protesters of potential arrests for disorderly conduct. The strike has begun in New York, Georgia, California, and Illinois, with fears of it spreading further. The Teamsters' president blames Amazon's greed for potential holiday package delays, while Amazon assures that Christmas deliveries will remain on schedule.
Key Points:
- Amazon drivers strike at 10 distribution centers, including Queens, NY.
- Union members block exits to protest workers' rights violations.
- Police warn protesters of arrests for disorderly conduct.
- Strike spans New York, Georgia, California, and Illinois.
- Amazon claims Christmas deliveries will not be affected.