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Labor board finds Amazon illegally fired workers who spoke against company

By Zach Halaschak
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Labor board finds Amazon illegally fired workers who spoke against company

Amazon is facing more heat after the National Labor Relations Board determined that it illegally fired two of its employees who were voicing concerns about the company.

The labor board found that Emily Cunningham and Maren Costa, who worked as user experience designers at the company’s Seattle headquarters, were fired because of their activism. They began criticizing the company in 2018 and were terminated in April of last year.

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