Whole Foods workers in Philadelphia have filed to become the first unionized Whole Foods in America.

Since Amazon bought Whole Foods in 2017 for $13 billion, the internal philosophy of the company has changed. Workers who fulfill online orders are being pushed to the point of injury. And check-out clerks are being made to work so fast, they don’t even have a moment to greet customers in the check-out line.

Both are surveilled, just like Amazon warehouse workers.

At this Whole Foods in Philadelphia, the starting wage is about $16 an hour. But the living wage in Philadelphia is $22.29. Even with their worker 20% discount on food and essentials, Whole Foods workers can’t afford to shop there.

Let’s support Whole Foods workers in Philadelphia in their organizing to become the first unionized Whole Foods in the country. Watch our brand new video above, then send a message to Amazon Executive Chair Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, and Whole Foods CEO Jason Buechel demanding they not interfere in workers’ vote to unionize.