Angelika Maldonado

Angelika Maldonado is a labor organizer and former Amazon warehouse worker who became a prominent leader of the Amazon Labor Union ALU campaign at Amazons JFK8 fulfillment center in Staten Island New York She served as chairwoman of the ALU Workers Committee and helped organize coworkers during the successful 2022 union drive At the time she was reported as a 27yearold packer Maldonado and other rankandfile organizers built support through workplace conversations distributing union materials organizing breakroom outreach and countering Amazons antiunion campaign The JFK8 vote resulted in 2654 workers voting for the union and 2131 against Maldonado described the campaign as an intensive effort organizers were present at the warehouse nearly every day spoke with workers during breaks and shift changes and used visible symbols such as union shirts and lanyards to demonstrate support She later spoke about the ALUs organizing experience to other labor campaigns including Delta flightattendant organizers She was also featured in Union a documentary about the creation of the Amazon Labor Union directed by Stephen Maing and Brett Story Publicly available biographies appear to focus mainly on her labororganizing work detailed information about her early life education and career before Amazon is limited