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So what's new?
So what's new? >

Take note. Corporations will punish you for voting for worker's rights. >

How is this article associated with unions in the uk? >

Just a few days ago, Amazon announced they were laying off up to 18,000 employees so this is no surprise.  Profits over people >

The holidays are over dude.  This is a normal cycle it’s just a huge company. >

The 18K are not seasonal fulfillment staff. It’s corporate head count in their offices. 
That said, like most tech companies, they got fat on 0% interest and pandemic consumer spending. Now that the economic landscape has changed, they’ve got to trim back. >

So what's new? >

Just a few days ago, Amazon announced they were laying off up to 18,000 employees so this is no surprise.  Profits over people >

The holidays are over dude.  This is a normal cycle it’s just a huge company. >

The 18K are not seasonal fulfillment staff. It’s corporate head count in their offices. 
That said, like most tech companies, they got fat on 0% interest and pandemic consumer spending. Now that the economic landscape has changed, they’ve got to trim back. >

Take note. Corporations will punish you for voting for worker's rights. >

How is this article associated with unions in the uk?