Joe Biden praised his administration’s efforts to help workers form labour unions and then took a shot at Amazon while speaking to North America’s Building Trades Unions members.
President Joe Biden took a shot at Amazon.com Inc. over its battles with employees seeking to unionise.
A second vote is expected at another Amazon warehouse in Staten Island, and organisers are eying union pushes at more of the company’s facilities in the region. Biden said his White House is intent on empowering organising workers “to make sure the choice to join a union belongs to workers alone.”
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