Around sixty workers at three Amazon delivery stations — the final stop in the company’s logistics chain — staged a work stoppage early on the morning of March 16, 2022.

Amazonians United, a network of rank-and-file worker committees around the United States and Canada, coordinated the walkouts in New York City and Maryland in its latest show of shop floor strength.

The workers are demanding a $3 pay hike, an end to understaffing, and the reinstatement of twenty-minute breaks. Amazon announced it was trimming breaks back down to fifteen minutes at the end of last year, rescinding the extra time it had allowed workers during the pandemic.