Tag: amazon
Report: Palestinians Are Having Their Bank Accounts Frozen. Their Banks Won’t Explain Why
by Sebastian Shehadi
Report: Amazon Workers Don’t Want to Unionise, Claims Policy Chief
by Polly Smythe
Report: Amazon Accused of Union-Busting at Striking UK Workplaces
by Polly Smythe
Feature: Precarious, Low-Paid Migrant Workers Are Sick of Low Pay and Bad Conditions
by Simon Childs
Analysis: Is Lula Bored of the Climate Crisis Already?
by Joana Ramiro
Analysis: How Far Will Lula Go to Protect Indigenous Brazilians?
by Joana Ramiro
Analysis: No, ‘Transparency’ Won’t Stop Amazon Being a Crappy Employer
by Craig Gent
Report: Amazon Uses ‘Intimidation’ Against Historic First Legal UK Strike
by Polly Smythe
Interview: Amazon Workers Go on Strike for the First Time in UK
We visited the Amazon workers striking for the first time ever in Coventry.
Long Read: The Missing Guests at COP27? Drug Barons
by Clemmie James
Report: Inside the Fight for the UK’s First Formal Amazon Warehouse Strike
by Polly Smythe
Downstream: They Are Lying to Us. Ash Sarkar Meets Paris Marx
We are constantly told that we are witnessing unprecedented innovation in technology, and that our problems will be solved by new apps, electric cars or space exploration. But is this innovation truly liberating? Or does it serve to outsource labour and further consolidate power and money in the hands of the few? Ash Sarkar meets […]