It is commendable you want to make a change in the world. Unless you are essentially famous though, I’m not sure that as a regular Amazon employee you carry mu

It is commendable you want to make a change in the world. Unless you are essentially famous though, I’m not sure that as a regular Amazon employee you carry much more weight than someone campaigning directly in FC, or someone external campaigning for better worker relations and employee rights. In fact, because of who you work for, it’s going to be much harder and messier than most for you to objectively campaign on this issue. Not only could you get fired, you could lose any chance of a good reference and generate quite a lot of ill will with folk you’ll encounter in your career later on. In all honesty you might find it better to put your energy into another issue. You can have just as much impact without compromising your current working relationship, and without being accused of double standards: biting the hand that feeds you.