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Amazon Workers' Bulletin

An image showing someone holding a bulletin reading "Wildcat Strike at Amazon" outside an Amazon warehouse

A bulletin produced by the Notes from Below group collecting workers' reports from Amazon, including wildcat strikes.

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Notes from Below
Submitted by R Totale on August 12, 2022

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