I just find so sad and disheartening that a company that literally was born in a house, just trying to sell books, has become one of the worst in how it treats its employee, if not the worst.
I just find so sad and disheartening that a company that literally was born in a house, just trying to sell books, has become one of the worst in how it treats its employee, if not the worst.
If this strike actually gains momentum, to the point where the entire European delivery system grinds to a halt (during one of Amazon's biggest promotional events of the year), I think that they...
If this strike actually gains momentum, to the point where the entire European delivery system grinds to a halt (during one of Amazon's biggest promotional events of the year), I think that they will be able to secure better conditions. Amazon's workers are ultimately the ones that make the company function, no matter how rich Bezos becomes, so I am confident that they have the ability to use their power to ensure that they get their well deserved share in Amazon's success.
I think it's interesting, there's been some strikes in Spain due to working conditions in the Amazon warehouses for a bit now; although I doubt it'll accomplish much (Bezos will remain filthy rich...
I think it's interesting, there's been some strikes in Spain due to working conditions in the Amazon warehouses for a bit now; although I doubt it'll accomplish much (Bezos will remain filthy rich regardless, workers conditions won't improve much). Or am I being too cynical?
I just find so sad and disheartening that a company that literally was born in a house, just trying to sell books, has become one of the worst in how it treats its employee, if not the worst.
If this strike actually gains momentum, to the point where the entire European delivery system grinds to a halt (during one of Amazon's biggest promotional events of the year), I think that they will be able to secure better conditions. Amazon's workers are ultimately the ones that make the company function, no matter how rich Bezos becomes, so I am confident that they have the ability to use their power to ensure that they get their well deserved share in Amazon's success.
I think it's interesting, there's been some strikes in Spain due to working conditions in the Amazon warehouses for a bit now; although I doubt it'll accomplish much (Bezos will remain filthy rich regardless, workers conditions won't improve much). Or am I being too cynical?