Amazon workers at the company's Seattle headquarters have announced plans to leave on May 31. The internal organizers are urging their colleagues to participate in the walkout in response to frustrations over layoffs, the return-to-office mandate, and concerns about Amazon's climate commitments. The walkout is part of a growing wave of agitation among Silicon Valley workers as hiring freezes and layoffs continue amid a potential recession. Unionization efforts among Amazon's warehouse workers and delivery drivers have also faced opposition from the company. The National Labor Relations Board recently issued a complaint alleging labor law violations by Amazon in its efforts to hinder unionization at one of its warehouses. Tech workers across the industry are experiencing low morale as layoffs in companies like Meta and Google contribute to a growing sense of insecurity and betrayal.