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Wow man yeah, that's pretty ridiculous. Fairly certain the ridiculous parts wouldn't stand up to legal scrutiny, but still, this isn't really that far off of re
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
Wow man yeah, that's pretty ridiculous. Fairly certain the ridiculous parts wouldn't stand up to legal scrutiny, but still, this isn't really that far off of reifying the old joke about signing over your first-born.
- mataug 5y agoI agree, most of these wouldn't stand up to legal scrutiny. That also means that someone has to test that in court, which is incredibly expensive, especially since Amazon has some of the best lawyers who will likely drag this out until the plaintiff gives up, or is willing to settle. Since most employees don't have resources to do that, this likely not going to get challenged unless it becomes a PR nightmare.