OSHA investigations and 11 interviews: Amazon's first aid clinics put warehouse staff at risk by keeping them working instead of referring them to medical care
An OSHA investigation and 11 interviews: Amazon's in-house first aid clinics put warehouse staff at risk by keeping them working and not referring them to care
A WIRED investigation and federal citations show how first aid clinics in Amazon warehouses sometimes direct injured employees … X: @tonyajoriley , @lfelizleon , and @jbarab X: Tonya Riley / @tonyajor...
Interviews with 40 Amazon employees and government documents: Amazon's COVID-19 response lacks oversight and transparency with inadequate worker safety policies
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Inside Amazon's biggest COVID-19 warehouse outbreak, which occurred in northeastern Pennsylvania, where local lawmakers believe 100+ workers tested positive
without social distancing. https://www.nytimes.com/... @dealbook : At first, Amazon told workers about each new coronavirus case. But when the total reached about 60, the announcements stopped giving ...
Documents and interviews reveal Amazon's in-house medical staff at US warehouses are often discouraged by managers from seeking outside help for worker injuries
Earlier this year, a falling object struck a worker's head at an Amazon fulfillment center in Robbinsville, New Jersey. Tweets: @theintercept , @theintercept , and @samfbiddle Tweets: @theintercept : ...