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You can claim you're coerced without "no other jobs". Previous poster mentioned some real factors that can prevent you from taking "some other available job".
by AstralStorm 6y ago
You can claim you're coerced without "no other jobs". Previous poster mentioned some real factors that can prevent you from taking "some other available job".
Having no bearing? Show us how many workers are comfortable with even leaving Amazon's employ, or capable of that, then you have half a point.
It is not even anywhere close to being a nice place to work, neither is many big convenience stores and other companies.
Yet people stay there. Any rationale why is that since they "can just change jobs"?
Amazon is big enough that it can afford to be way better.
- zepto 6y agoYour argument seems to be that people are coerced into working at all. Not that they are coerced into working for Amazon. If your position is that no job should be unpleasant, I can agree with you. Making unsupportable claims about people being ‘coerced’ into working for Amazon really has little do with this.