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Amazon workers announce new strike dates after GMB applies for mandatory union recognition
Amazon staff members on a GMB union picket line outside the online retailer's site in Coventry, November 24, 2023

AMAZON workers have announced new strike dates at two so-called fulfilment centres, with the retail giant potentially on the brink of forced union recognition, the GMB union said today.

GMB members have submitted an application for mandatory recognition at Amazon to the Central Arbitration Committee (CAC).

The body is responsible for regulating collective bargaining between workers and employers, and can force companies to recognise a trade union if more than 50 per cent of the workforce are members.

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