Former warehouse worker Darren is taking Amazon to court over union-busting QR codes – send him your message of support

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Darren Westwood is taking on the tech giant to challenge its dirty union-busting tricks. Let’s make sure he knows we’re behind him all the way – send your message of support now.

Amazon is using QR codes to unlawfully identify – and spy on – union members in its Coventry warehouse.

These tactics represent the beginning of a huge new attack on British workers’ rights by big US tech companies. They mean union members can be identified, targeted and bullied into giving up the fight for a fair deal.

But Darren is taking Amazon to court to shut this down before it spreads.

His fight is our fight. Send your message of support now to let Darren know you’re with him.

It will only take a couple of minutes, and support from the public will make a huge difference to Darren as he takes on one of the world’s most powerful companies.

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