As a coalition of groups and organizations stage planned protests against Amazon in countries around the world on Black Friday, it’s too early to gauge what impact — if any — the demonstrations will have on the retailer’s operations or policies.
As a coalition of groups and organizations stage planned protests against Amazon in countries around the world on Black Friday, it’s too early to gauge what impact — if any — the demonstrations will have on the retailer’s operations or policies. Although Amazon did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the impact the protests are having on operations, a spokesperson for Amazon told Reuters that, “We have a large network of sites across the UK and are working to minimize any potential disruption to customers.” Baruch Labunski is a marketing and reputation expert and CEO of Rank Secure. He observed that, “Amazon is in a good position both logistically and in its image in spite of the global protests.
