The Administrative Labour Tribunal also directed Amazon to refrain from making statements or publishing messages that aim to criticize the unionization campaign or to question the usefulness of the union
to stop interfering in union affairs, and to pay the union a total of $30,000 in moral and punitive damages.
The Confédération des syndicats nationaux welcomed the tribunal’s decision in a press release Thursday, calling it an important victory for the right of all workers to join unions. Amazon spokeswoman Barbara Agrait said the company strongly disagrees with the tribunal’s findings concerning its communications with employees, and plans to challenge this part of the decision.
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