Overview
- The majority union CIG has called a strike for December 23 at Amazon’s O Porriño logistics center, with a 10:00 demonstration planned at the A Granxa facility.
- The works committee warns the stoppage could disrupt delivery of up to 25,000 packages a day across southern Galicia during the Christmas peak.
- Union representatives cite excessive work rates tied to understaffing, reliance on part‑time and fixed‑discontinuous contracts, unpaid Sunday shifts, and shortcomings in health and safety.
- Amazon rejects the allegations, saying entry pay exceeds €1,500 gross per month with about €3,000 a year in benefits and noting labor inspections in 2024 and on September 25, 2025 found no safety infractions.
- The site has roughly 95 workers supplemented by seasonal temps, and local reporting says no dismissals are planned there as the company reduces about 1,200 roles in Madrid and Barcelona.