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Given that Amazon had failed two safety inspections beforehand the main requirement was: Work with union representatives and safety inspectors to draw up and en
by josefx 6y ago
Given that Amazon had failed two safety inspections beforehand the main requirement was: Work with union representatives and safety inspectors to draw up and enforce appropriate safety measures for covid, instead of ignoring them as they did after the previous incidents. The court considered a month as appropriate for this.
During this month they were to keep operations artificially low. As far as I could find the court cut down the categories they could sell to around 10% of what they normally sold to ensure reduced activity. They were also reminded to enforce the existing social distancing rules, avoid large meetings, etc. . I currently regret not keeping a link to the list of categories around when I found it shortly after the court case, now Google only seems to return a flood of news pages all repeating the same source free articles.
- UK-Al05 6y agoAnd they decided those close down because the strain on them by those requirements. Whats the problem with that? People seem resentful they closed because they calculated it wasn't worth operating. What do people expect? increase the difficulty of doing business and you won't have business operating. I also suspect they felt they would be dealt with unfairly compared to native retailers, as the goverment has called Amazon a threat the French way of life and other rhetoric.