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What will be the main outcome of the Amazon strike by February 28, 2025?
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Amazon•International Brotherhood of Teamsters•United States•Christmas•California•San Francisco•Queens•New York•Skokie•Illinois•Atlanta•Georgia
Resolution / Starting Odds
Workers receive better pay • 25%
Improved working conditions • 25%
Union recognition • 25%
No significant changes • 25%
Official announcements from Amazon or the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, major news outlets
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Amazon Workers Begin Largest US Strike at Seven Facilities Before Christmas
Dec 19, 2024, 05:20 PM
Thousands of Amazon workers organized under the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have launched the largest strike against Amazon in U.S. history, across seven facilities in the United States, beginning Thursday morning, just days before Christmas during the peak of the holiday shopping season. The strike affects warehouses and delivery stations in California, including San Francisco, Queens in New York, Skokie in Illinois, and Atlanta in Georgia. Nearly 10,000 workers, including delivery drivers who deliver packages, are demanding better pay, improved working conditions, and union recognition, aiming to pressure the e-commerce giant into contract negotiations. Amazon has stated that it does not expect the strike to impact its operations or delay holiday deliveries.
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Other outcomes • 25%
Prolonged strike with ongoing negotiations • 25%
Amazon concedes to some demands • 25%
Strike ends without concessions • 25%
Strike ends without a negotiated contract • 25%
Strike continues beyond April 30, 2025 • 25%
Strike ends with a negotiated contract • 25%
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Other outcome • 25%
Union recognition granted • 25%
Wage increase without union recognition • 25%
No concessions made by Amazon • 25%
Strike continues • 25%
Mediation or arbitration • 25%
Strike ends with agreement • 25%
Strike ends without agreement • 25%
Strike ends without concessions • 25%
Other outcome • 25%
Negotiations initiated without recognition • 25%
Union recognition granted • 25%
Strike ongoing • 25%
Full concessions granted • 25%
Strike ends without concessions • 25%
Partial concessions granted • 25%
Other resolution • 25%
Strike ongoing • 25%
Strike ends without agreement • 25%
Strike ends with labor agreement • 25%
No • 50%
Yes • 50%
Partial concessions • 25%
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No concessions • 25%
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10 to 19 • 25%
30 or more • 25%
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20 to 29 • 25%
Workers receive improved working conditions • 25%
Workers receive improved benefits • 25%
Workers receive wage increase • 25%
No significant changes • 25%