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Amazon Workers Worldwide Strike on Black Friday for Better Conditions

Global protests by Amazon workers coincide with Black Friday, demanding fair wages and improved working conditions.

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Updated: Nov 29th, 2024, 10:20 AM ET

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On Black Friday, Amazon workers in India and over 20 countries protested for fair wages and better working conditions, part of the 'Make Amazon Pay' campaign. These strikes involved about 200 employees in New Delhi, wearing masks of Jeff Bezos, while similar actions occurred globally, highlighting issues like low pay and tough conditions. Amazon defended its practices, claiming competitive salaries and good working conditions, alleging that protesters were misrepresenting the company. The strike, planned to last through Cyber Monday, signals a significant global labor movement demanding accountability from Amazon.

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