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Topic	John Oliver on Amazon warehouses.
dotsdfe 07/01/19 12:31:24 PM #3:	Jagr_68 posted... Are those jobs worth the $15/hr wage or was that just a gaslighting ploy to get Bernie off Bezo's back? Honestly, from that video, they probably deserve more. It's honestly worth watching, but some highlights: People walk for several miles a day to get items, sometimes with only seconds between long distances that they need to cover. Slower workers are quickly replaced. The work is so strenuous that even workers in good shape and in their 20s can't keep up the pace. Bathroom breaks are discouraged and also factored into worker speed. The warehouses are hot and miserable. One woman died while working after being denied a break, and other workers were told to keep working with her body still on the floor. --- Winner of the Third Hacked User Contest. World's #1 Phoenix Wright fan. <cite>dotsdfe posted [p:924097306] in John Olive... [t:77832509]...</cite> <quote><cite>Jagr_68 posted...</cite> <quote>Are those jobs worth the $15/hr wage or was that just a gaslighting ploy to get Bernie off Bezo's back?</quote> Honestly, from that video, they probably deserve more. It's honestly worth watching, but some highlights: People walk for several miles a day to get items, sometimes with only seconds between long distances that they need to cover. Slower workers are quickly replaced. The work is so strenuous that even workers in good shape and in their 20s can't keep up the pace. Bathroom breaks are discouraged and also factored into worker speed. The warehouses are hot and miserable. One woman died while working after being denied a break, and other workers were told to keep working with her body still on the floor. --- Winner of the Third Hacked User Contest. World's #1 Phoenix Wright fan.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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