The phrase "amazon facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a physical location or building operated by Amazon, typically for logistics or distribution purposes.
Example: "The new Amazon facility in our area is expected to create hundreds of jobs for local residents."
Alternatives: "Amazon warehouse" or "Amazon distribution center".
Playing hardball in this highly visible case could intimidate other cities seeking the jobs and economic boost that a new Amazon facility would bring: "Don't push us or else we'll expand elsewhere". This uncompromising stance has worked when Amazon was threatened with special taxes or other burdensome measures; examples include Texas, South Carolina, and Seattle.
She declined to say if her union represented a majority of workers at either Amazon facility.
Spanish employees last walked out in May, when workers at an Amazon facility near Madrid went on strike during the company's annual Prime Day sales event.
There were also signs that suggested this region was a site for experimentation, including job postings for positions at an Amazon facility in the area.
DL Byron, the Seattle-based inventor of the Clip-n-Seal, a device that closes plastic bags, shipped several cases of products to Amazon last fall, but said the merchandise is currently lost in an Amazon facility.
The company also has an Uber-like network of drivers called Amazon Flex, and it has leased dozens of cargo planes that will ferry products from one Amazon facility to another.
Workers at other European Amazon facilities have reportedly joined the walkout, including groups in Italy, France, England, Germany, and Poland.
Amazon operates such facilities, which it calls fulfillment centers, to warehouse and ship items customers have ordered on Amazon.com.
Amazon officials said this facility was not managed by a third party, but by Amazon itself.
Amazon had no such facility in California.
Amazon already has other facilities in the state, and Michigan welcomes more of them, he said.
