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Well, what do they "threaten" about? They were ORDERED to stop deliveries :D

• Traster 6y ago
  They were ordered to stop delivering golf clubs and in response are threatening not to deliver personal protective equipment.
  • hedora 6y ago
    Did the court order include an “essential” / “not essential” categorization of the ~ 44 million items in Amazon’s catalog? They say they’ll take 7 days to comply with the court order. That means they have to accurately categorize 6 million catalog items each day. Even if they had the perfect list the court is requiring, they still need to somehow stop inflows of non-essential items from overfilling their warehouses. The court has ordered them not to clear the warehouse space by simply selling them, as they normally would. Instead, they have to establish some new process (ship the items back?) while deliberately lowering the staffing levels of their warehouses and distribution centers. They already did a rough first pass of all of these things, and have been incrementally improving. This court ruling specifically rejected their current course of action. There’s no way they’ll be able to do significantly better in a 24 hour window.
    • Traster 6y ago
      If you view it as them having to make a decision on 44 million items there is no time frame that you can make sound reasonable. Is categorizing 44 million in a day reasonable? I don't know. I personally wouldn't have thought categorizing 6 million was reasonable. But then again the fine is 2cents per item they stock per day, so it sounds pretty reaosnable.