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That could easily be a sign that Amazon's warehouses are simply better run and are better at reporting injuries.
by zdragnar 5y ago
That could easily be a sign that Amazon's warehouses are simply better run and are better at reporting injuries.
- teachrdan 5y agoHonest question: If the injury rate climbed even higher, would you believe that Amazon was somehow an even BETTER company, because they were so diligent in reporting injuries? With no evidence to support your claim, I don't see how to conclude anything other than a higher injury rate === more dangerous work conditions.
- zdragnar 5y agoThat is because you are assuming every company other than Amazon is playing by the rules, which is equally absurd. Barring better information, I can't really say one way or the other. Ot isn't a terribly unreasonable hypothesis- running warehouses is basically Amazon's core business model, paired with AWS.