Amazon Employees For Climate Justice

@AMZNforClimate

We are Amazon employees who want climate leadership. Views ≠ Amazon. amazonemployeesclimatejustice@gmail.com

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    Apr 22

    Amazon tech workers are calling in sick! Too many of our warehouse coworkers still don’t have that option. Join us Friday . Hear from FC workers, , , fired tech workers & : We keep each other safe.

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  2. May 5

    9/ We, as Amazon Employees for Climate Justice, will continue working w/ our colleagues to call on Amazon to become the leader we know it can be…that the planet needs it to be. If you work at Amazon we hope you’ll contact & join us. , thank you for your courage+integrity

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  3. May 5

    8/ We still believe Amazon and its employees have an incredible opportunity to lead in these times of crises, both pandemic and climate. Amazon executives must start listening to workers instead of firing them.

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  4. May 5

    7/ The takeaway is obvious: Amazon will not become the company we know it can & must be for the future of our planet if employees are forced to follow Amazon’s change-suppressing rules for voicing feedback. We employees must join together to make the changes so desperately needed

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  5. May 5

    6/ On the other hand, Amazon’s Climate Pledge, the Bezos Earth Fund, and improvements to COVID19 safety in the warehouses only happened after employees broke away from internal policies & spoke publicly/walked out about climate change & worker safety, despite Amazon’s retaliation

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  6. May 5

    5/ If a senior leader, respected throughout the tech industry, is unable to get the company to change even when it is acting unethically, it clearly shows Amazon’s only-use-these-or-be-fired internal feedback channels are intended to stifle change, not to explore it/support it.

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  7. May 5

    4/ Amazon claims they support workers criticizing their employer’s working conditions, but says this criticism must come through Amazon-designated internal feedback mechanisms and not via organizing. This is how Amazon justifies its firing of AECJ's and .

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  8. May 5

    3/ , a VP and one of less than 16 Distinguished Engineers at Amazon, attempted to voice his concerns using “proper channels” about Amazon’s firing of worker safety & climate whistleblowers. The internal escalations & discussions ended not w/ action but w/ his resignation.

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  9. May 5

    2/ Read ’s blog piece where he talks about what happened and the thoughts behind his decision to leave Amazon following the firing of safe workplace whistleblowers. “I choose neither to serve nor drink that poison.”

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  10. May 5

    1/ We are saddened by the departure of Distinguished Engineer , VP at AWS, who quit Amazon b/c he saw a “vein of toxicity running through the company culture” following the firing of warehouse & AECJ leaders calling for safer warehouse working conditions & climate action.

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  11. May 1

    Words of support and solidarity from and who were fired for standing with Amazon warehouse workers on safety conditions, and for speaking out about Amazon’s role in the .

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  12. May 1

    We stand in solidarity with frontline workers who have been risking their lives to help the world survive a global pandemic.✊🌏💚 These workers need & deserve safe working conditions, transparency, fair compensation for their essential work!

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  13. Apr 30

    Thank you for advocating for frontline workers, including paid leave, safety measures & hazard pay! “...workers must be able to organize and raise concerns without fear of retaliation.” —stop firing; start listening to your workers!

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  14. Apr 30

    Thank you for your support "...extremely concerned by reports that Amazon has fired workers who led efforts to advocate for improved safety & working conditions for their coworkers—Bashir Mohamed, Maren Costa, Emily Cunningham & Chris Smalls…”

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  15. Apr 30

    It’s past time, , to stop firing and starting listening to your workers—and to these 73 elected leaders and labor leaders calling on you to "Reinstate the fired workers immediately"!

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  16. Apr 30

    , & more city council members, thank you for signing: CM Aragon CM Quinn

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  17. Apr 30

    WA Legislature, thank you for signing: Sen Salomon Rep Pellicciotti Rep Santos Rep Valdez Rep Cody

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  18. Apr 30

    “All workers deserve a safe healthy workplace & compensation that allows them to provide for their families” Thank you & all of : , , , , , CM Pedersen, , ,

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  19. Apr 30

    Thank you to the 73 elected leaders & labor leaders for your support: "Amazon has fired employees in New York, Minnesota & here in Washington State for speaking up about workplace safety issues which, in the context of the pandemic, are extremely serious”

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  20. Apr 24

    Do you work at Amazon? We want to hear from you about your day! We're powerful together. Respond to this survey; show support for fired workers & warehouse workers (you can keep your identity hidden). We want to know you listened in today!

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  21. Apr 24

    "Courage is not the absence of fear. It’s the feeling of fear and standing up anyway. Today we are transformed. We have overcome our fear. Amazon can fire some of us, but they can’t silence all of us.” & - thank YOU for your courage ♥️

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