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How extreme would Amazon's position have to be before you would stop saying 'the truth is in the middle'? Would it be Amazon demanding an office worker travel
by awakeasleep 8y ago
How extreme would Amazon's position have to be before you would stop saying 'the truth is in the middle'?
Would it be Amazon demanding an office worker travel the day after her miscarriage?
> The Times has uncovered several cases where workers who were sick, grieving, or otherwise encumbered by the realities of life were pushed out of the company. A woman who had a miscarriage was told to travel on a business trip the day after both her twins were stillborn. Another woman recovering from breast cancer was given poor performance rankings and was warned that she was in danger of losing her job.
Would it be Amazon keeping ambulances at their warehouses rather than paying for air conditioning? Or working people hard enough that they had to pee in bottles and most people have to quit after 6 months because of the strain on their bodies?
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