Oh please! I work at Amazon. I make 19 dollars an hour for throwing packages on a belt. I only made 20 bucks an hour, before I left the field, as a legal secretary.
I will say they have gone lax on their safety protocols in the last 2 years.
I’m curious! Does OSHA get involved? My husband has worked for big pharma most of his life. When he had other jobs those companies encouraged “accident free” The workers were rewarded for X amount of days accident free. Working in physical labor in many industrial companies it can be hard to be accident free. Not because the equipment is faulty. Because it’s hard manual labor and machinery is involved. For example people working in maintenance & the many jobs that make large parts.
I’m not implying you are not telling the truth. I’d like to understand what you and fellow employees go through.
When I first started, in 2018, everything was about safety. Morning group stretches to avoid injuries, safety tips etc and we did have a "injury free days count. Now they have no stretches due to covid I guess. We stand next to each other to listen to company news, but we can't stretch? Anyway, now, there are no safety tips, no safety people checking stuff, no essential equipment available. It has just turned to shit since covid.
That’s interesting. Seems like Covid takes the credit for good and bad. Companies love to use plandemic as an excuse not to continue what was once good. I pray things get better or you can find a place that cares. I have never believed those fake commercials about happy Amazon employees. It would be very rare for big companies to not use actors. Just like big pharma commercials!
I work at a sort center so it's 4 hour shifts. The centers where they pick the products have 10 hour shifts. My job is not bad at all. I heard all the horror stories before I started and was a little worried. So in my experience it's a good company (but not as good as the commercials). They do offer good benefits, even for PT workers.
Oh please! I work at Amazon. I make 19 dollars an hour for throwing packages on a belt. I only made 20 bucks an hour, before I left the field, as a legal secretary.
I will say they have gone lax on their safety protocols in the last 2 years.
I’m curious! Does OSHA get involved? My husband has worked for big pharma most of his life. When he had other jobs those companies encouraged “accident free” The workers were rewarded for X amount of days accident free. Working in physical labor in many industrial companies it can be hard to be accident free. Not because the equipment is faulty. Because it’s hard manual labor and machinery is involved. For example people working in maintenance & the many jobs that make large parts. I’m not implying you are not telling the truth. I’d like to understand what you and fellow employees go through.
When I first started, in 2018, everything was about safety. Morning group stretches to avoid injuries, safety tips etc and we did have a "injury free days count. Now they have no stretches due to covid I guess. We stand next to each other to listen to company news, but we can't stretch? Anyway, now, there are no safety tips, no safety people checking stuff, no essential equipment available. It has just turned to shit since covid.
That’s interesting. Seems like Covid takes the credit for good and bad. Companies love to use plandemic as an excuse not to continue what was once good. I pray things get better or you can find a place that cares. I have never believed those fake commercials about happy Amazon employees. It would be very rare for big companies to not use actors. Just like big pharma commercials!
I work at a sort center so it's 4 hour shifts. The centers where they pick the products have 10 hour shifts. My job is not bad at all. I heard all the horror stories before I started and was a little worried. So in my experience it's a good company (but not as good as the commercials). They do offer good benefits, even for PT workers.