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Amazon Contractors can't even sing in their cars now. Unions protect against this micromanagement.
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Slight clarification to the headline: it's not the employee's cars they can't sing in, it's Amazon's.
Not that it makes it better, but my first thought was, "how would they know...?"
Aren't the trucks independently owned, and contracted to Amazon?
They've been claiming that, but the NLRB recently found that drivers are employees and able to join the Teamsters.