Amazon reportedly fires at least six New York managers involved in labor union

According to the New York Times, the dismissals are regarded as the company's response to the recent unionization victory

Amazon has reportedly fired over half a dozen senior managers who were involved in a New York warehouse union.

The firings, which took place outside the company's employee review cycle, was regarded as the company's response to the Amazon Labor Union which formed in Staten Island last month in a historic victory" against the country's second largest employer, the New York Times reported, citing former and current employees who spoke on the condition anonymity.