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Warren Truck supplemental worker speaks out on 12-hour shifts - Vimarsana News

Warren Truck supplemental worker speaks out on 12-hour shifts

A worker describes intolerable conditions at the plant, including long hours and lack of COVID safety measures.

Source: wsws.org
Amazon Worker Says He Got Dress Code Violation for Long Nails - Vimarsana News

Amazon Worker Says He Got Dress Code Violation for Long Nails

A TikTok creator who said they work for Amazon said they faced a dress code violation for having long nails. But it's unclear why.

Amazon Worker Who Died When Tornado Hit the Warehouse Was Not Allowed to Leave, Girlfriend Says - Vimarsana News

Amazon Worker Who Died When Tornado Hit the Warehouse Was Not Allowed to Leave, Girlfriend Says

An Amazon worker who died when a tornado collapsed an Amazon warehouse was not allowed to leave before the tornado touched down, according to his girlfriend.

Amazon Warehouse Worker Reveals What it's Like During the Holidays - Vimarsana News

Amazon Warehouse Worker Reveals What it's Like During the Holidays

An Amazon warehouse worker outlined three realities of working during the holidays, which is peak shipping season, in a viral TikTok video.

Amazon Worker's Reply To Customer's Complaint Has Internet In Stitches - Vimarsana News

Amazon Worker's Reply To Customer's Complaint Has Internet In Stitches

Amazon Worker's Reply To Customer's Complaint Has Internet In Stitches Amazon Worker's Reply To Customer's Complaint Has Internet In Stitches The exchange between the customer and the Amazon employee has left thousands of Twitter users amused. An Amazon customer service representative's one-word response has amused many. Twitter users are having a good laugh, thanks to an Amazon employee's sassy response to a customer trying to track down a misplaced package. Twitter user Lucy Harrison took to the microblogging platform to share the one-word response she received from Amazon customer care...

Source: ndtv.com