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What amazon did though is super sketchy. They created their own ballot boxes and "processed" them behind closed doors, when the votes were supposed to be collec
by sam0x17 5y ago
What amazon did though is super sketchy. They created their own ballot boxes and "processed" them behind closed doors, when the votes were supposed to be collected by a neutral third party. Why would they do this for any reason other than to tamper with the votes?
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- justinclift 5y agoPotentially to find out which employees would have voted to unionise, in order to expunge or at least neutralise them.
- sam0x17 5y agoOccam's razor. If they are already opening the ballot box, why not simplify things and just tamper with the votes? Then they don't even need to care about which employees because the vote fails.
- boomboomsubban 5y agoAs this ruling shows, the drive for unionization does not end after one failed vote.
- sam0x17 5y agoNor does Amazon's drive to stop it (without legislation that is)
- unanswered 5y ago> They created their own ballot boxes and "processed" them behind closed doors Do you have any evidence of this? Seems libellous to me and it directly contradicts all of the reliable media reports I've heard on the subject, which state that ballots were deposited in the mail including an official USPS box on-site.