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Topic	Amazon employee dies on the job and management stacks boxes around his body
eggcorn 01/04/23 2:55:56 PM #31:	A_Good_Boy posted... No, e-commerce is the problem. Those facilities are already moving 100s of thousands of packages in them a day, and that employee is already complaining about all the work hours that's demanded of them. If they shut down then they'd have to work even more. The people that are actually impacted by the death received resources (whatever that may be) and time off. What do the people working on the other side of the facility actually need? The person that's in the OP wasn't even there when it happened. What does that person need? Do I really need to answer this? Amazon can afford to shut a facilty down for one day to show they care and hire temps when production resumes. --- Warning: This post may contain triggering or distressing content. <cite>eggcorn posted [p:970616165] in Amazon emp... [t:80300710]...</cite> <quote>A_Good_Boy posted... </cite><quote>No, e-commerce is the problem. Those facilities are already moving 100s of thousands of packages in them a day, and that employee is already complaining about all the work hours that's demanded of them. If they shut down then they'd have to work even more. The people that are actually impacted by the death received resources (whatever that may be) and time off. What do the people working on the other side of the facility actually need? The person that's in the OP wasn't even there when it happened. What does that person need?</quote>Do I really need to answer this? Amazon can afford to shut a facilty down for one day to show they care and hire temps when production resumes. --- Warning: This post may contain triggering or distressing content.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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