Watch Webinar: Amazon Strikes and Organizing to Meet the Amazon Challenge

Amazon Teamsters conducted the biggest nationally-coordinated strike ever at Amazon in U.S. history. Hundreds of Teamsters joined our webinar to find out what was accomplished. They heard reports from the strike lines and learned more about the threat that Amazon poses to good jobs and how Teamsters are organizing to meet the Amazon challenge.

Nearly 10,000 Amazon workers joined the Teamsters in 2024. But the company has refused to recognize their union or come to the bargaining table. Amazon Teamsters responded to the company with a peak season strike in nine cities. 

Amazon workers have petitioned, marched on the boss, and even organized walkouts. But this was the first nationally coordinated Amazon strike. Teamsters also extended picket lines to dozens of Amazon fulfillment centers across the country and leafleted drivers and warehouse workers.

The strike is over, but Teamster organizing at Amazon is growing. Click here to get involved. 

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