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Amazon shareholders must intervene over ‘shocking’ treatment of supply chain workers, says Unite
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AMAZON shareholders must intervene over the “shocking” treatment of the company’s supply chain workers, Unite demanded today.

To coincide with the delivery giant’s shareholders’ meeting Wednesday, activists will protest outside Amazon’s Fashion Studio in London’s East End to highlight the corporation’s poor treatment of people and its use of anti-union tactics around the world.

Examples include underpaid workers in Cambodia being tricked into signing resignation letters during the Covid-19 pandemic and a factory in Bangladesh closed in a union-busting move.

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