Amazon has bolstered its lobbying ranks with a series of hires steeped in advancing corporate interests on workplace issues, positioning the e-commerce giant to weather union organizing drives and potential regulatory changes.
Suzanne Beall, previously a senior lobbyist for a trade group representing major franchise brands, joined the labor team within
She’s at least the fifth notable hire amid a systematic targeting of Beltway labor insiders that started at the end of 2019, when Kai Hirabayashi left