Amazon workers march to Bezos’ mansion, calling for higher wages, protections


Protesters rallied at Will Rogers Memorial Park in Beverly Hills, then marched to the gates of Bezos’ home, carrying signs and chanting 'Tax Bezos'. — Reuters

LOS ANGELES: Demonstrators on Oct 4 marched to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ Beverly Hills mansion, protesting company working conditions during the Covid-19 crisis and calling for higher wages, free health care and child care for employees.

Protesters rallied at Will Rogers Memorial Park in Beverly Hills, then marched to the gates of Bezos’ home, carrying signs and chanting “Tax Bezos”.

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