We're fighting to make Amazon recognize our union, & as a result of our win, they’re in federal court arguing unions are unconstitutional. If they win, a century of worker rights could be undone. Public support is vital to keep up the fight—can you help? secure.actblue.com/donate/am…

🙌Thank you @KamillahMHanks for co-sponsoring the Delivery Protection Act! Let's pass this legislation and prioritize safe streets and fair treatment for workers powering our city's economy.

The Amazon Labor Union, IBT Local 1 is offering an Amazon Labor Union Organizing Apprenticeship to be based in the New York City, NY Area (must be willing to commute to Staten Island). Details can be found at: unionjobs.com/listing/31324-… #1u #UnionStrong @amazonlabor @Teamsters

We're thrilled to be spending Monday night discussing working conditions for delivery workers and the future of organized labor. Missed out? There are still tickets available for our Saturday and Sunday Q&As, plus many more screenings throughout the week.

“Amazon itself is such a large corporation, but it has such little responsibility for the harm it actually causes,” said @MooreProgress We have majority of City Council co-sponsoring the Delivery Protection Act. @NYCCouncil: Put the bill to a vote! amsterdamnews.com/news/2026/…

BREAKING: A new report released by the Teamsters and our allies shows that Amazon is the leading violator of New York's Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act, which requires large employers to give workers advanced notice of termination or closures. From 2023-2025, at least 25% of New York workers laid off in the transportation and warehouse industry worked for Amazon. During those years, over 1,000 workers were fired without the legally required notice from Amazon. Despite claiming to be a "job creator,” Amazon is verifiably the biggest threat to good jobs in America. The Teamsters will not let Amazon continue destroying the workers responsible for its trillions in profit.

Have you seen ads recently from "small businesses" opposed to a bill to protect Amazon drivers? Turns out Amazon paid for all of it. The City Council can stand up to this corporate bully trying to manipulate our city. It's time to pass the Delivery Protection Act!

Amazon is spending millions pretending to be a small business coalition to oppose the Delivery Protection Act. This dark money is a threat to our democracy. New op-ed by Executive Director @MooreProgress and Susan Lerner of @CommonCause: nydailynews.com/2026/08/17/a…

Yesterday Mayor Mamdani endorsed a bill to force Amazon to employ its own delivery drivers, rather than outsource the work to subcontractors. The Prospect can report that Amazon's lead lobbyist on that bill is Chuck Schumer's daughter Jessica. prospect.org/2026/08/11/mamd…

🪧✊Today we joined hundreds of New Yorkers to picket for the Delivery Protection Act! Our communities are showing that Amazon can’t hide behind fake small businesses and avoid accountability. This bill has the momentum and the people power. LET'S FIGHT FOR IT! 🔥

This week, Amazon Teamsters and our allies rallied at Teamsters Local 282 to demand the New York City Council pass the Delivery Protection Act. We were honored to be joined by Teamsters General President Sean M. O’Brien, General Secretary-Treasurer Fred Zuckerman, Amazon Division Director Randy Korgan, and New York City elected officials as we demand accountability at Amazon. Thank you to everyone who attended our rally! Amazon may have the money, BUT WE HAVE THE PEOPLE!!

Amazon made more than $92 billion in the first half of this year but uses legal loopholes to deny workers their constitutional right to a union. I applaud @NYCMayor for supporting legislation holding Amazon accountable for this corporate greed & protecting its drivers.

“If the legislation passes and Mr. Mamdani signs it, NY could become the first city in the United States to regulate these last-mile operations, according to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which has been lobbying for the bill.” nytimes.com/2026/08/10/nyreg… via @NYTimes

Amazon wants the privilege of doing business in the greatest city in the world while exploiting workers and violating federal labor law every damn day. Business as usual? Not anymore. It’s time to hold Amazon accountable. Pass the Delivery Protection Act. 📦✊

🚨MAJOR NEWS ALERT🚨 Thank you @NYCMayor for supporting the Delivery Protection Act! Together, we will bring safety to our streets and dignity to thousands of Amazon workers in New York City. It’s time for the @NYCCouncil to pass the Delivery Protection Act!

Workers vs Amazon: which side are you on?

Italian unions just won the first-ever workers’ rights agreement with Amazon. The deal expands parental leave rights and protects workers from being disciplined by the company based on video surveillance footage. Amazon has 19,000 workers in Italy.

The number of Amazon workers on Medicaid and SNAP has tripled since 2020. And gig work corporations have shot to the top of the list of companies where workers need government aid. Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Grubhub and Instacart — these companies combined now have more workers on SNAP and Medicaid than Amazon, Walmart, or McDonald's. Corporations underpay workers, don't provide healthcare, and outsource core worker needs to the government. washingtonpost.com/business/…

Amazon has spent $5 MILLION to campaign against the Delivery Protection Act, the most the company has ever spent in a lobbying effort in New York. We won't let this company buy their way out of accountability for their harms. More on @nysfocus: nysfocus.com/2026/07/23/amaz…

“It's just like a sauna. There's no air flow.” What it's like in the back of an Amazon van in the summer. gothamist.com/news/what-nyc-…

🚨TAKE ACTION🚨 Please take one minute to send an email to key Amazon executives and decision-makers in solidarity with our union’s demands that they protect our TPS coworkers. actionnetwork.org/letters/st…