Workers at Amazon’s largest air hub in the world push to form a union

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Employees at the company’s hub outside Cincinnati Northern Kentucky international airport are now mobilizing

for a ruling on objections that were filed during an election at an Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama, a rerun of a 2021 union election in which the company’s conduct was ruled to be illegal.to push the company to increase wages and improve working conditions.Steven Kelley, Amazon employee at the Kentucky air hub

“We do not have any clue that we are written up and never notified about it until we go to apply for a better position, that’s when we’ll find out,” said Kelley.

 

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