> Interestingly enough, shop-level organization at amazon scale gets somewhat similar to sector-wide unions. Not really. If every Amazon warehouse organized, y

> Interestingly enough, shop-level organization at amazon scale gets somewhat similar to sector-wide unions. Not really. If every Amazon warehouse organized, you would still need Walmart, Target, etc warehouse workers to organize to achieve something comparable. And in the U.S., they still wouldn’t have the same bargaining power because solidarity strikes and similar tactics are illegal. But I agree that labor laws are not deterministic, as the teacher strikes in red states have recently demonstrated. We’ll also have to see what extent states will further block organizing activities if this starts gaining traction in places like Alabama. Given things like the extremely violent police response to protests, I’d wager “pretty far.”