Dubbed the "Make Amazon Pay days of resistance," the strike is scheduled to last from Black Friday through Cyber Monday, the union announced in a press release. Protests can be expected in major cities in the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan, India, Brazil and more.

Thousands of Amazon workers in the U.S. and abroad are striking from Black Friday to Cyber Monday. Workers have participated in the annual strike for five straight years as part of the “Make Amazon Pay” movement.

Amazon workers in more than 20 countries plan to go on strike between Black Friday and Cyber Monday to protest the Jeff Bezos-owned company.

The strike, dubbed "Make Amazon Pay," has planned demonstrations in more than 20 countries including the United States, and the protests are slated to last through Cyber Monday.

Amazon workers on six continents planned strikes and protests lasting through Cyber Monday. Strikes were expected in more than 20 countries including the U.S., Germany, India and Japan.

The “Make Amazon Pay” campaign includes strikes and protests on six continents, disrupting a major shopping weekend.

Amazon workers and some allies are planning a worldwide strike during one of the company’s biggest weekends, from Black Friday to Cyber Monday. The strike, called “Make Amazon Pay,” is organized

Amazon workers in more than 20 countries will strike and protest starting Friday through Monday in actions organized by the Swiss-based UNI Global Union.

Amazon workers around the world are on strike amid Black Friday and Cyber Monday — two of the company’s busiest days of the year.

NEW DELHI — Amazon staff in India have joined strike action calling for better wages and working conditions as the company prepares for one of the busiest shopping periods of the year. About 200 warehouse workers and delivery drivers rallied in the capital,