RWA - Sample Flyer - 50 Cents is not enough
50 CENTS IS NOT ENOUGH!
The raise is a joke. What is 50 cents going to do for my family? –Triangle Amazon Worker
Organizing brings higher wages for Amazon workers!
Amazon recently announced that 500,000 employees will receive an hourly pay raise of between 50 cents and $3. This announcement follows nationwide efforts organized by Amazon workers, including petitions, walk-outs, and the highly publicized organizing struggle in Bessemer, Alabama.
The pay bump shows that organizing
works! Organizing in Bessemer and
around the country scared Amazon
into giving us a raise. Amazon is
terrified of our worker power. But 50
cents is not enough! We demand higher
wages and better working conditions.
Amazon’s pandemic profits
Amazon made record profits in 2020:
• The wealth of Jeff Bezos, Amazon
Chief Executive, grew $75.6 billion.
• Amazon’s net profits increased by
84% to $21.3 billion.
Workers have seen only a small fraction of this money, despite working through a pandemic in unsafe and dehumanizing conditions.
Amazon wants us to believe that $15/hour is generous, but the living wage for a family of four in Wake County is $24/hour. And many workers will have to wait 3 more years just to see another $1 raise to $16.50/hour. We deserve a living wage and Amazon can clearly afford to pay it. We cannot wait three years!
Unite to build worker power! We can make change happen!
By uniting together, workers can make real change. Join the Raleigh Area Workers Assembly and other Amazon workers from across the Triangle to continue the struggle for a living wage and dignity at work!
YOU AND YOUR
COWORKERS HAVE RIGHTS!
THE RALEIGH AREA WORKERS ASSEMBLY IS HERE TO HELP YOU LEARN ABOUT AND RECLAIM YOUR RIGHTS!
We are affiliated with the Southern Workers Assembly. Check out southernworker.org for more information about how we are mobilizing to build worker power in the South!
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raleighworkersassembly@gmail.com
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