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Amazon has launched a new “one-click to quit the union” tool, and they’re relentlessly pushing it to every worker in their Coventry warehouse. The QR code for the tool is displayed on each table in the canteen, in every meeting and training room, in every hallway, and every toilet, as well as shown every five minutes of the working day on screens at the centre of the warehouse. If a worker scans the QR code and clicks the link, Amazon’s software automatically generates a letter from the worker and then emails it to the trade union, ending their membership.

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Amazon has launched a new “one-click to quit the union” tool, and they’re relentlessly pushing it to every worker in their Coventry warehouse. The QR code for the tool is displayed on each table in the canteen, in every meeting and training room, in every hallway, and every toilet, as well as shown every five minutes of the working day on screens at the centre of the warehouse. If a worker scans the QR code and clicks the link, Amazon’s software automatically generates a letter from the worker and then emails it to the trade union, ending their membership.
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Martin Hamilton (m@martinh.net)'s status on Thursday, 02-May-2024 21:42:36 JST Martin Hamilton

"If a worker scans the QR code and clicks the link, Amazon’s software automatically generates a letter from the worker and then emails it to the trade union, ending their membership."
The innovation will continue until morale improves :goose_bonk:
[This from the very excellent Foxglove Legal's latest newsletter. Foxglove aren't on Fedi (yet?), but are on the web at https://www.foxglove.org.uk]
#Amazon #MayDay #JoinAUnion #Coventry

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