[TheDandyMan]

From what I hear, working conditions at Amazon locations can be atrocious. If they want to gamble their jobs against better conditions, I support their right to do so. This is America after all, and they aren’t exactly risking vital infrastructure by flipping off left wing giant Amazon/Bezos.

Amazon can, of course, choose to fire them. But Amazon might have a hard time replacing them all.

[ExTxMarine]

I know several people (five who work at three different Amazon warehouses) and every single one of them have told me that the conditions are NOT an issue!

It is the lazy, lay-about types that want to check their phones every few minutes instead of work for their paychecks that complain about the job and conditions!

[catnipman]

“From what I hear, working conditions at Amazon locations can be atrocious.”

yep. warehouse picker jobs are brutal, particularly for amazon. the workers are nothing more than part of a machine, wearing headsets where computer synthesized voices from the machine order them from one bin to another for eight hours a day ... add quotas to that, and the workers have to run all day ... these jobs are far worse than working on an auto assembly line ...