Amazon union backers see bright future for organizing despite tough odds


FILE PHOTO: A banner with “VOTE

BESSEMER, Al. (Reuters) - Workers at Amazon.com Inc seeking to organize a warehouse in Alabama after a bruising defeat last year have been invigorated by a resurgent labor movement, bringing energy to the campaign despite the long odds they face.

The vote by Bessemer warehouse employees concludes this month after the U.S. National Labor Relations Board found Amazon improperly interfered in the previous union election.

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