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The company plans to spend at least $4 billion on Covid-19-related expenses between April and June.
The company says it’s more widely enforcing rules around mass emails as part of a routine audit. Some employees see it as an attack on worker organizing.
A report on Amazon from the Wall Street Journal appears to contradict statements made under oath by a top company lawyer during a congressional antitrust hearing.
Employees told Recode they believe Amazon deleted the event to try to prevent corporate and warehouse workers from pushing for more rights.
New data shows that Amazon Prime membership sales rose significantly as the coronavirus pandemic spread.
Amazon’s warehouse workers feel unsafe amid Covid-19. Amazon’s solution: infrared cameras.
In a new survey, the company asked sellers about their satisfaction with current health insurance plans.
The company says they violated company policies. The workers believe they were targeted for shining a light.
The global health crisis has forced 250,000 US stores closed, clearing the way to Amazon’s dominance.
Pressure is mounting on the company to better protect its workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Leaked internal emails show employee dismay over how their company is handling escalating labor disputes during the coronavirus pandemic.
That’s not to say that the donation — one of tech’s largest gifts yet — won’t make an impact.
The online retailer will only allow hospitals and government organizations to purchase certain medical supplies.