Workers' rights are human rights. If you shop at Amazon, will you chip in even just $1 to help Amazon workers who have to pack and ship our orders in hot as "hell" conditions? Please.
If you're feeling hot this summer, you should know that it's much worse for Amazon workers. Working conditions at Amazon warehouses are so terrible and hot that workers describe them as "hell."
That's why they need a union. Unions fight for more than better wages and benefits. Unions fight for safer working conditions.
If Amazon had a union, warehouses would have adequate ventilation, and Amazon workers wouldn't pass out or experience other medical problems from the heat.
Amazon workers are trying to unionize, but Amazon—the richest company on Earth—is trying to stop them.
Workers need your support. If you've ordered something at Amazon to help you stay cool this summer, help the workers who made sure that your order was packed and delivered with care.
Our movement, Fight Amazon Fight Oligarchy (FAFO) is regular, everyday folks taking action to hold Amazon accountable for the effects of its corporate greed.
By donating even just $1, you will help Amazon workers fight for their rights. Thank you for showing your support.
Amazon has lots of money and power, but Amazon workers have something more meaningful: They've got people like you, who care about them.
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