I assume you're in the US? If you were in Europe (e.g. France or Germany) I would recommend to join a worker union, as they have larger leverage against compani

I assume you're in the US? If you were in Europe (e.g. France or Germany) I would recommend to join a worker union, as they have larger leverage against companies and can (often) protect you against direct retaliation (though I've heard that union members will be "shadowbanned" from rising too high in most organizations). Here in Germany Amazon fights vigorously against further unionization in its warehouses, I think that's a good indication that they're actually concerned about the union and see them as a threat (which is good). I'm not very familiar with the union situation in the US but from my limited knowledge it seems they are less strong there, which really is a shame. Maybe you can donate some money to one though and support them so they can be more effective in their fight? Here in Europe most unions are not very tech-savvy so they are really happy to get help from people that are good with technology. Good luck!