Packages at the Amazon hub in San Fernando de Henares outside Madrid. Photo: AFPWorkers at Amazon's biggest logistics centre in Spain have gone on strike, a first in the country as they demand better pay and conditions, a union said Wednesday. It added that workers in the San Fernando de Henares centre have not had a wage increase since 2016. But in a statement, Amazon Spain said its wages were at the higher end in the logistics sector, "with an attractive salary and many additional benefits". At the end of 2017, workers at a distribution centre in Italy and six Amazon sites in Germany also went on strike to ask for better pay and conditions.

Source: The Local March 21, 2018 12:11 UTC