Amazon workers at German warehouse to strike again
BERLIN (Reuters) – Trade union Verdi on Sunday referred to as on workers at a German Amazon warehouse to strike for the second time in each week to disrupt the processing of orders following the ‘Black Friday’ low value shopping for product sales on Nov. 27.
Scheduled to begin on Monday’s night time time shift and finish at the highest of Tuesday’s late shift, the strike follows a three-day walkout between Thursday and Saturday last week via which better than 500 workers took half, Verdi talked about..
Verdi has been organising strikes at Amazon in Germany – the company’s largest market after the United States – since 2013, along with completely different unions hoping to drive the e-commerce agency to recognise collective bargaining agreements that apply to retail workers at completely different companies.
An Amazon spokesman talked about the company supplied “great” salaries and benefits and guarded working conditions, and that these …