Amazon Warehouse Workers , Vote Against Unionizing in Alabama.<br />The ending tally of the vote of <br />Amazon employees at the Bessemer, AL, <br />warehouse was 1,798 to 738.<br />The push to unionize in <br />Bessemer was the strongest <br />that Amazon has faced to date, <br />and the first since 2014.<br />The union has challenged the outcome of the <br />vote and is in the process of doing so legally.<br />as well as by asking for a hearing to be <br />overseen by the National Labor Relations Board.<br />[We want] to determine if the results of the election should be set aside because conduct by the employer created an atmosphere of confusion, coercion and/or fear of reprisals and thus interfered with the employees' freedom of choice, Union Officials, Bessemer, AL, via NPR News.<br />Amazon employs more than <br />800,000 people in the U.S. alone. <br />It is the second-largest private employer in the country.<br />This particular union can't give us anything that Amazon does not already offer. There are a [lot] of people who never have issues, LaVonette Stokes, Bessemer Amazon Worker, <br />via NPR News
