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In New York, labor unions stood up to anti-union Amazon. They were eager to find ways to unionize part of Amazon's empire—not one Amazon worker in the U.S. is unionized—and that was a big reason Amazon pulled out of New York. My story on labor & Amazon >> https://t.co/8GDSXFb1iM

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After years of weak bargaining power, U.S. workers finally went on strike in massive numbers. https://t.co/WxeDxaOhHz

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