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I don't actually see what the problem here is, he just moved to a country with a shittier employment laws ... Can't blame Amazon for playing the game. Edit: do

by gdsdfe 6y ago

I don't actually see what the problem here is, he just moved to a country with a shittier employment laws ... Can't blame Amazon for playing the game. Edit: don't get me wrong, I'm not saying what Amazon did is OK, I'm saying it's probably legal, it's the employment laws in the US that are unethical.

tonyedgecombe 6y ago
It's nice for others to know so they don't fall into the same trap.
TheAdamAndChe 6y ago
Yes you can. Complaining about unethical, exploitative business practices is how change is made.
gpm 6y ago
Amazon apparently fraudulently issued an employment offer and contract that they never intended to honor. It will certainly make me think twice about ever signing a contract with Amazon.
rst 6y ago
Screwing people over in every way that's legally permissible is... not always considered praiseworthy. And you can blame Amazon for straight-up lying to the guy about how the terms of his employment would change after the transfer.