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Amazon will take the battle against its first union in the US to the end

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San Francisco, Apr 3 (EFE) .- (Camera: Cristobal Herrera / Marc Arcas) Amazon will carry out its battle against the creation of what could be the company's first union of workers in the US, in Bessemer (Alabama), an initiative that if successful will force the firm to deal for the first time with an organized group of employees.FOOTAGE OF AMAZON DELIVERY HEADQUARTERS IN MIAMI

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