A former Amazon employee who is leading a push to unionize a New York City warehouse of the online retailer was arrested along with two others after authorities got a complaint about him trespassing.
Amazon warehouse workers on Staten Island say they want to form a union and are planning to file for a union election on Monday. But the company is known for fiercely fighting any unionizing attempts. FOX 5 NY's Jennifer Williams spoke with the local man leading the charge.
Workers at Amazon’s Staten Island facility are getting ready for a vote in late March on whether to unionize. The two other men, both Amazon workers, were also facing obstructing governmental administration charges and were given desk appearance tickets.
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