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We need these senators to support the PRO Act

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--------------------------------------------------------------- Friend, Thanks to union members who

[Sign MoveOn’s petition asking these senators to support workers by co-sponsoring the PRO Act!]( [SIGN ON]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Friend, Thanks to union members who fought and died to build power for the working class, some workers have weekends off, an eight-hour workday is the norm instead of a 12-hour one, and kids aren’t forced to work. Unions are good for workers: They protect workers from exploitation, they bring fairness into the workplace, they allow employees to have a say in the workplace policies that affect them, and they win fair wages and protections for all workers, including working mothers; Black, brown, and disabled workers; and undocumented immigrant workers who are especially at risk for facing exploitation and unsafe working conditions on the job. Workers in Amazon’s Bessemer, AL, warehouse–where 85% of workers are Black–fought hard to organize and form the first union at an Amazon warehouse in the U.S., but their efforts were thwarted by Jeff Bezos’s anti-union scare tactics, intimidation, and bullying. This union-busting by Amazon is just one example of why we must pass the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, which will reverse the trend of billionaires and bosses successfully stopping workers from organizing and collectively bargaining. Amazon knew exactly what a unionization win by its Bessemer workers would mean: It would have paved the way for more organizing across the country and built power for the working class, who have been exploited to enrich the ultra-wealthy time and time again. If the PRO Act were law right now, Amazon wouldn’t have been allowed to engage in these sorts of repressive anti-organizing tactics, and it would be held accountable for union-busting. But since it isn’t, there’s a real risk that other corporations will see what Amazon did in Bessemer and replicate it around the country. Every senator who cares about protecting working people from exploitation and intimidation by corporations like Amazon needs to co-sponsor the PRO Act immediately, so we don’t see a repeat of the shameful behavior by Amazon anywhere in the country ever again. [This is why we’re asking you to take action to tell Senators Kyrsten Sinema, Mark Kelly, and Mark Warner to support workers and co-sponsor the PRO Act, now!]( [SIGN ON]( Thanks for all you do, MoveOn Paid for by MoveOn. Does not equal endorsement. Daily Kos, PO Box 70036, Oakland, CA, 94612. Sent via [ActionNetwork.org](. To update your email address, change your name or address, or to stop receiving emails from Daily Kos, please [click here](.

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