Employees say Amazon put health at risk following S.I. warehouse fire
About 100 workers staged a march through the warehouse on Monday night, demanding to be sent home with pay.
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About 100 workers staged a march through the warehouse on Monday night, demanding to be sent home with pay.
There's uproar at the Amazon warehouse on Staten Island with employees claiming the company put their health at risk after a fire. CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
Kevin Rivera said he was finishing his route Saturday when he saw the flames near the front of the house.
The driver was working on Saturday afternoon when he spotted the blaze and immediately jumped into action. CBS2's Tim McNicholas spoke to him and neighborhood residents on Sunday.
It happened near the train station in Linden.
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According to the National Labor Relations Board, about 62 percent of workers voted against unionizing.
Workers at the LDJ5 sorting center are weighing whether to join the Amazon Labor Union.
Earlier this month, Amazon's largest union ever was formed at a different warehouse on the grounds.
The workers will vote on whether or no to form another union at the Staten Island fulfillment center.
CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
The 33-year-old is fighting the fight for all workers, but he's also making history by igniting a labor movement.
CBS2's Thalia Perez has more on Christian Small's quest.
It's now the first flagship store to unionize with Starbucks Workers United.
Warehouse workers cast 2,654 votes in favor of a union.
For the first time, Amazon has a union, and Staten Island workers are the ones who sealed the deal; CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
The incident from October in Far Rockaway was captured on surveillance video.
If you had trouble getting to your favorite websites or apps Tuesday, you were not alone.
Amazon Web Services suffered a major outage Tuesday, the company said, limiting service at many key and popular sites.
A Queens woman is suing Amazon after she says one of the company's vans hit her car and sped away. The incident was caught on surveillance video.
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The 19-year-old driver stayed on the scene and has not been charged.
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