The Campaign So Far
For more than a decade GMB has been campaigning for Amazon workers to be treated fairly - with dignity and respect.
Make Work Better in Amazon
GMB members are leading the fight to make work better in Amazon, campaigning for union recognition and a proper pay rise.
Amazon is one of the richest companies on the planet, making huge profits off the backs of its workers.
Yet Amazon workers earn just pennies above the minimum wage, face brutal working conditions and are under constant surveillance in the company’s distribution centres.
Amazon workers deserve their fair share of the profits they create, and they deserve to be treated with respect at work.
That's why workers at Amazon sites across the country are joining GMB and taking historic strike action in their campaign for union recognition and a proper pay rise.
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23 September 2024
Amazon scoops £1billion taxpayer contracts despite…
Amazon has been awarded taxpayer-funded public sector contracts totalling more than £1 billion in…
4 September 2024
Amazon pay rise 'too little too late'
GMB, the union for Amazon workers, has responded to the company’s announcement today it will…
8 July 2024
Amazon protest take place across UK as historic ballot…
Protests will take place at Amazon warehouses across the UK as voting begins in a historic…
27 June 2024
Amazon becomes $2 trillion company but workers treated…
Company bosses are celebrating the financial milestone whilst denying their own staff dignity at…
19 June 2024
Amazon union recognitions vote process begins
The ballot period for GMB union recognition at Amazon UK begins today [Wednesday].
12 June 2024
Amazon workers face 'brainwashing sessions' in fight…
Big companies buying their way out of union recognition should be banned, GMB Congress has said.
26 April 2024
Amazon faces legal challenge over workers' rights revelations
GMB Union has today filed legal proceedings against Amazon.
19 April 2024
Amazon workers will decide on union recognition.
Amazon workers are one step closer to Europe’s first recognised union at the retail giant.