Thousands of Amazon workers plan to walk off the job starting Thursday morning in the crucial final days before Christmas, after union officials said the retailer failed to come to the bargaining table.

Workers at a group of Amazon warehouses across the U.S., including one in Chicago’s suburbs, will walk off the job Thursday, the Teamsters announced Wednesday night.

The Teamsters union is launching a strike against Amazon at locations across the country, including in Maspeth, Queens.

Workers at two of Amazon's warehouses in New York City are set to go on strike after the company failed to come to the bargaining table by a December 15 deadline. Unionized workers at the JFK8 facility on Staten Island and DBK4 depot in Queens voted "overwhelmingly" to authorize strikes in protest against "Amazon’s illegal refusal to recognize their union and negotiate a contract addressing the company’s low wages and dangerous

With just over a week until Christmas, workers at four different Southern California Amazon warehouses may go on strike.

The Teamsters union, which represents the striking workers, said Amazon had refused to come to the bargaining table to discuss better wages and work conditions.