Amazon Questioned by US Senators on Allegedly Tracking Employees, Curbing Bids to Form Unions

16Oct 2020 by admin
Four Democratic US senators on Thursday sent a letter to Amazon’s Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, demanding answers over its alleged moves to track and monitor employees and limit efforts to form unions.

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