> They don’t seem to be very concerned about injuries. One example that comes to mind is storing 40 lb bags of dog food such that people had to duck and lean ov

> They don’t seem to be very concerned about injuries. One example that comes to mind is storing 40 lb bags of dog food such that people had to duck and lean over and drag them under a low shelf, that’s practically designed to cause back injuries and in fact caused multiple in a single warehouse. I used to work for Amazon a few years ago. I'm uncertain whether it was 12 pounds or 12 kg, but when a *tote weights more than this, you are supposed to handle the tote with two people. *A tote is a small container of items, like this yellow one: https://media.wired.com/photos/593256d9aef9a462de9820d8/master/pass/amazon-phoenix-feat.jpg https://media.wired.com/photos/593256d9aef9a462de9820d8/mast...