European lawmakers want to know if Amazon has spied on them.
The roles appeared geared towards union-busting. The listings said applicants would be focused on "labor organizing threats against the company" and gathering material for potential legal action against labor groups protesting the company. The Amazon listings included other potential threats to the company such as "hostile political leaders," a term the MEPs picked up on.
These words appear three times amidst other categories such as "hate groups," "terrorism," and "hostile political leaders," putting them on the same level. There are increasing warnings about your company's anti-union policy. Recently, a group of Amazon employees were fired in the United States because they organized a meeting with other employees for voicing grievances about their working conditions while the Covid-19 pandemic spread around the world.
'We ... question the definition of 'hostile political leaders' described in the recent job posts hitherto mentioned. Who does it concern? Has Amazon already spied on Members of the European Parliament? Did it intend to?,' the letter asks.
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