20,000 Amazon Workers in Spain to Strike on Cyber Monday

Union demands better wages and working conditions, while Amazon maintains its workers already have competitive pay and benefits.

Spanish union CCOO has called on 20,000 Amazon warehouse and delivery workers to stage a one-hour strike on each shift on Cyber Monday, November 27, and the following day.
The union is demanding better wages and working conditions, arguing that the pay does not reflect the volume of workload.
Amazon disputes the need for a labor stoppage, stating that their staff in Spain already work in a safe and modern environment with competitive wages and benefits.
Despite not celebrating Thanksgiving, European countries like Spain also observe Cyber Monday, a significant date for retailers as consumers start ordering Christmas gifts.
Amazon's growth in Spain has been rapid in recent years, expanding both its e-commerce logistics and data centers for its cloud computing unit, Amazon Web Services.