From what I'm reading, Amazon treated, through layers of shell and subcontracting corporations, the pilots like they treat their warehouse workers? > According

From what I'm reading, Amazon treated, through layers of shell and subcontracting corporations, the pilots like they treat their warehouse workers? > According to their union contracts, ABX and Atlas Air pilots have not received a raise in nearly a decade. In order for Amazon to work, they must treat the employees like dirt. Underpay them, overwork them. > "You have a bunch of pilots that were not happy to begin with, and now you see the company willfully and intentionally disenfranchising them and trying to basically crush or limit their careers going forward," Wells, the president of Teamsters Local 1224, said. "And that's never a good environment to work in, especially with pilots or with the kind of work that we do." This is firmly in line with what you can expect as an underling of Amazon for anything but a software engineer, who are treated like dogs too but at least they're paid for it.