> I thought it was obvious. Every employee at Amazon is working at will. We're not living in the era of slavery. They are getting paid a fair wage to the point

> I thought it was obvious. Every employee at Amazon is working at will. We're not living in the era of slavery. They are getting paid a fair wage to the point where they accept the job voluntarily as responsible adults. This is where you're wrong. Most people accept these jobs out of need, and possibly desperation. They don't have much say in the matter. If it weren't for some unions and laws, they would probably exploit the employees even more if they could. You are taking a huge problem with how society currently works, and reducing it down to individual responsibility. That's not a very nice way to look at your peers. It's also weird to be so pro-free-market, but than balk at the thought of employees using their choice to then create unions.