This is something where the high turnover rate works in Amazon's favor. I remember reading that the average tenure in one of these positions is less than 12 months - and most employees only apply believing it's going to be a temporary gig.<p>It's tough to sell someone on paying union dues for benefits that might not materialize for many years.<p>The US would really benefit from European style unionization rules and process.
Just after a successful union vote in Quebec, Amazon decided to close all warehouses in the province. There’s lots of ways to send messages to workers.<p><a href="https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7438078" rel="nofollow">https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7438078</a>
What I imagine Amazon told the workers afterward:<p>"Thanks for your trust in us and allowing us to continue to operate this warehouse here."
Specially now that management has become completely unleashed I don’t understand how come more people don’t organize. Aholes like Musk have no power against organized labor. At least until everything has been automated.