Amazon confirms at least five workers at its warehouses in Spain and Italy have tested positive for the coronavirus, says the facilities will remain open
At least five workers at Amazon.com Inc. warehouses in Europe have contracted the coronavirus, a sobering development …
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@business
@business
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Five warehouse workers in Europe have contracted the coronavirus, while in the U.S. Amazon is struggling to hire enough people to meet an order spike https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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@kenbensinger
Ken Bensinger
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Sales of just one kind of 1,000 sheet toilet paper on Amazon increased a whopping 944% for the first two weeks of March due to Coronavirus. That wild surge in demand is pushing workers to the limit — and could be endangering their health. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ... @ceodon…
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@spencersoper
Spencer Soper
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The hiring comes as coronavirus spreads through Amazon facilities in Europe and confusion and fear hits its delivery network in the US: https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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@mattmday
Matt Day
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Amazon's dealing with at least 5 Covid-19 cases among warehouse workers in Europe. They've kept those buildings open so far. We looked at Amazon's emerging dilemma: Ecommerce is crucial right now. Can they keep the trucks rolling & protect their workers? https://www.bloomberg.com…
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@tsgiles
Tom Giles
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Amazon's delivery machine showing signs of coronavirus-fueled strain; covid-19 cases have shown up at Amazon warehouses in Spain and Italy; workers at one site in Northern Italy went on strike, saying the company isn't protecting them https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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@profcarroll
@profcarroll
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Even Amazon doesn't have enough protective equipment. Let that sink in. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ...
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@josheidelson
Josh Eidelson
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“Others note that managers continue to insist on holding ‘stand-up’ staff meetings before every shift at every facility, despite vocal concerns from workers that the practice of squeezing dozens of employees into a small area together for 10 or 15 minutes at a time is dangerous” …
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Caroline O'Donovan
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1500 Amazon workers have now signed a petition demanding more protections from coronavirus at work https://www.facebook.com/... https://twitter.com/...