Unless you can directly band co-workers together and voice your position collectively do nothing and keep your head down. It's not worth losing your job over.

Unless you can directly band co-workers together and voice your position collectively do nothing and keep your head down. It's not worth losing your job over. I know it sounds cynical but the only way you can get managerial attention is if it hurts workers productivity (like the Google walkout two years ago) or if you can hurt their bottom line. If you go at it alone you'll barely get the right kind of awareness. See what happened to James Damore when he went against the machine solo. Irrespective of your views on his stance his exit gives a flavour of how things could go. What you could do anonymously is help workers organise their protests, help them circumvent AMZN s in-built policies that prevent this. I want you to succeed but at the same time needlessly falling on your sword helps noone.