I'm pretty sure a lot of companies would choose to deal with these sorts of internal matters without involving the law. When the NYT times story came out I rem

I'm pretty sure a lot of companies would choose to deal with these sorts of internal matters without involving the law. When the NYT times story came out I remember thinking it sounded a bit spinny. "Let's find an angle" is symptomatic of a desperate click-baity news media industry. NYT isn't as guilty of this as other outlets by a large margin, but the story had what I perceived as fabricated bite. At the time, I wondered if any Amazon employees would come out defending their employer. Took me 5 seconds to find something... https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2015/08/16/Working-at-Amazon https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2015/08/16/Working-a... Are there others? Who knows, I don't care enough to search! I'm not interested to take sides, but in big companies it's more likely there's pockets of problems, rather than company-wide problems.