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Amazon Introduces Bizarre 'Zen Booths' for Workers - Vimarsana News

Amazon Introduces Bizarre 'Zen Booths' for Workers

Amazon appears to be trying to mitigate its reputation as a grueling, dangerous place to work. But everything about the "zen booth" concept seems horribly off.

Amazon apologises for wrongly denying drivers need to urinate in bottles - Vimarsana News

Amazon apologises for wrongly denying drivers need to urinate in bottles

BBC News Published image copyrightEPA image captionAmazon initially denied that workers had to urinate in bottles at times, but evidence of the practice later emerged Amazon has apologised to a US politician for falsely denying that drivers are, at times, forced to urinate in plastic bottles. Mark Pocan, a Democrat from Wisconsin, referenced Amazon making "workers urinate in water bottles" in a tweet. The official Amazon Twitter account then replied: "If that were true, nobody would work for us." The company has now apologised after evidence emerged of drivers having to urinate in bottles. "W...

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Amazon apologized for lying in tweet about pee bottles, lied again in apology - Vimarsana News

Amazon apologized for lying in tweet about pee bottles, lied again in apology

Amazon apologized for lying in tweet about pee bottles, lied again in apology Amazon said the pee bottle problem is a delivery driver issue, ignoring well documented evidence that warehouse workers are forced to pee in bottles too Amazon quietly issued a rare apology late Friday evening ahead of the Easter long weekend. In a blog post shared to the ‘About Amazon’ webpage, the company apologized for lying about the pee bottles. Except, the apology was directed to U.S. Congressional Representative Mark Pocan, not to the workers forced to urinate in bottles or defecate in bags ...