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Amazon Retaliated Against Workers Who Supported Regulating Data Centers, Complaint Says
A labor complaint alleges that Amazon took action against employees who testified in Seattle hearings in favor of limits on data center development, raising serious questions about corporate suppression of civic participation. The case sits at the intersection of labor rights, environmental advocacy, and the enormous political leverage that hyperscalers now wield in their home communities. If the allegations hold, it represents a troubling use of employment power to shape public policy outcomes.
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