Amazon Takes an Early Loss in New York Covid-19 Safety Suit
A Manhattan judge sided with the New York attorney general, denying Amazon’s bid to transfer a pandemic worker safety suit to Brooklyn.
Read moreA Manhattan judge sided with the New York attorney general, denying Amazon’s bid to transfer a pandemic worker safety suit to Brooklyn.
Read moreThe failed vote is a setback for a retail union and politicians like Senator Bernie Sanders, who described the effort as a pivotal moment for American unions and workers.
Read moreThe vote will determine whether workers at the Amazon Fulfillment Center in Bessemer, Alabama, will become the first group of American Amazon employees to be represented by a union.
Read moreThe company apologized in a late Friday blog post for a tweet it sent to a congressman more than a week ago denying that its employees work so hard they must urinate in empty water bottles.
Read moreAs about 5,800 workers in Alabama are voting whether to form the first union at an Amazon warehouse, Sanders told them: “From the bottom of my heart, I salute you.”
Read moreWhile the New York attorney general wants the case in Manhattan Supreme, Amazon says she should have thought of that before she “copy and pasted” a suit that the retail behemoth already faces in Brooklyn Fed.
Read moreOnline retail giant Amazon agreed to pay $2 million to settle a consumer protection lawsuit brought by a gaggle of California district attorneys who claimed it advertised false “reference prices” on its website.
Read moreAmazon argues it should not be considered a seller under Texas’ products-liability law and is not at fault for a toddler’s injuries caused by a third-party product.
Read moreA group of California district attorneys filed a lawsuit on Thursday against Amazon, accusing the online retail giant of misleading customers with its pricing.
Read moreBernie Sanders, chair of the Senate Budget Committee, highlighted the unionization effort at Alabama Amazon plant while announcing a bill targeting high CEO pay.
Read moreAmazon is making its first foray into providing health care services, announcing Wednesday that it will be offering its Amazon Care telemedicine program to employers nationwide.
Read moreKentucky’s top lawyer told the Sixth Circuit the state’s price-gouging statutes regulating in-state commerce can be enforced against third-party sellers on Amazon.
Read moreThe California Labor Commissioner fined Amazon and its contracted delivery service Green Messengers $6.4 million for wage theft violations affecting more than 700 workers.
Read moreOver the last few weeks, organizers seeking to form the first union at an Amazon plant have invoked the work of Georgia’s voting rights activist in their appeal to employees.
Read moreAmazon has opened a cashier-free supermarket in London, its first bricks and mortar expansion outside the U.S. as the company bets on strong demand for its contactless shops.
Read moreHoping for better luck in state court, Parler — the social media network adored by the far right — sued its former web host Amazon Web Services, claiming AWS’ decision to pull the plug violated various Washington state laws.
Read moreA German court ruled Thursday that online retail giant Amazon has to tell consumers the specific country of origin of fresh fruit and vegetables that it sells.
Read moreJust a week ago, the online retail giant had filed suit to block the investigations supporting the New York attorney general’s latest filing.
Read moreThe owner of porn streaming service FyreTV asked an 11th Circuit panel Thursday to revive a trademark lawsuit claiming consumers could confuse the platform with Amazon’s Fire TV service.
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