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It’s outrageous that Amazon would rather fire workers coming forward than fix the conditions they’re blowing the whistle on. Amazon needs to stop retaliating and start making sure employees are safe, working in sanitary conditions with proper protections. https://t.co/Qo2Cw5CZQs
— Richard Trumka (@RichardTrumka) April 14, 2020
Chris Hayes, another Amazon tech worker, has been "asked not to return to work" and handed in his resignation after he circulated an invitation for Amazon tech workers to attend a videoconference with Amazon warehouse workers.https://t.co/xso4iHNXa7
— Covered Dish People (@doctorow) April 14, 2020
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Amazon fires 2 tech workers who voiced support for Amazon's warehouse workers & criticized working conditions at Amazon's warehouses
— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) April 14, 2020
They say Amazon retaliated against them. “They were targeting the most visible leaders in an attempt to silence everyone” https://t.co/MKNMO5riMa
Amazon fired more workers after they called for better safety measures during the pandemic: two tech workers who also led the climate justice group, and a Minnesota warehouse worker https://t.co/enzQiZJ5pq https://t.co/4pikBLaewR
— Josh Dzieza (@joshdzieza) April 14, 2020
it sure seems like Amazon's strategy is to have all warehouse employees violate social distancing, which gives them plausible cause to fire any one of them should they speak out https://t.co/MoNdEUSYBd pic.twitter.com/vaxFaPf8D6
— David Grossman (@davidgross_man) April 14, 2020
Amazon told the fired worker that he was terminated because he refused to speak to his supervisor. He did not deny that allegation, although he accused his supervisor of treating him unfairly. https://t.co/LUeg40MiKQ pic.twitter.com/0t6ZyvorIO
— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) April 14, 2020
The fired worker said that he had begun pushing for more rigorous cleaning and other measures to protect against the transmission of the coronavirus https://t.co/LUeg40MiKQ
— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) April 14, 2020
A second employee said he believed Amazon was targeting workers involved with walkouts and slowdowns, in some cases by selectively reprimanding them for failing to comply with social distancing protocols https://t.co/LUeg40MiKQ
— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) April 14, 2020
confirming that 3 employees were dismissed on Friday, hours after they circulated an internal invitation to a discussion with warehouse workers about safety & covid: https://t.co/TYXbrYrdsP
— kate conger (@kateconger) April 14, 2020
The termination of the Minneapolis-based employee follows Amazon’s firing of one Staten Island warehouse associate and two Seattle tech workers who’ve spoken out against the company’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/cFSVYUZA8S via @ceodonovan
— Marta Fana (@martafana) April 14, 2020
Amazon has fired @emahlee, a tech employee and climate activist who spoke out in support of Amazon warehouse workers and was raising money for them as recently as March: https://t.co/WcYhdswSmr
— Caroline O'Donovan (@ceodonovan) April 14, 2020
The richest man in the world has fired Amazon tech workers who used their relative privilege to stand up for the health and safety of more vulnerable warehouse workers. In other words, he fired them for doing what we should all be doing right now. It is truly monstrous. https://t.co/5jp7RnwxLq
— Naomi Klein (@NaomiAKlein) April 14, 2020
Amazon fired at least one warehouse employee in Minnesota last week who was involved in labor organizing at one of its fulfillment centers there, according to two workers and other sources https://t.co/LUeg40MiKQ
— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) April 14, 2020
Amazon fired several tech employee activists who have been outspoken on climate change, and who recently petitioned for safety upgrades in warehouses https://t.co/njaSMe39EG
— kate conger (@kateconger) April 14, 2020
Amazon is firing workers who are speaking out against its atrocious record on climate change.
— Green New Deal for Europe ? (@gndforeurope) April 14, 2020
The transformation we need will not come from the tech barons, the city bankers or the fossil fuel executives.
We need to build it ourselves — brick by brick, strike by strike. https://t.co/FZ2xHYYmRV
Workers have every right to voice their concerns to management, especially if they feel their safety is being compromised. @Amazon should do everything it can to listen to, protect, and support its workers. https://t.co/kruZaUS19v
— Senator Bob Menendez (@SenatorMenendez) April 14, 2020
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— Waterdisport (@WatrDi) April 14, 2020
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I'm not posting this to make you feel bad about shopping at Amazon. I'm posting this to make ME feel bad about shopping at Amazon. https://t.co/kQPUqoVZBp
— Ruby is isolated (@Ruby) April 14, 2020
The bond forged between Amazon tech and warehouse workers is a direct threat to Amazon's effort to place profit over people and planet. And the company knows it https://t.co/SvA8o4tKoP pic.twitter.com/pOk7QXuCWI
— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) April 14, 2020
The biggest threat to Amazon is human well-being https://t.co/SvA8o4tKoP
— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) April 14, 2020
The bond forged between @AMZNforClimate and striking warehouse workers is a direct threat to Amazon's effort to place profit over people and planet. And the company knows it https://t.co/0LoYxWlkOI
— Brian Kahn (@blkahn) April 14, 2020
Amazon fired @emahlee and @marencosta a year to the day after they helped spearhead a public letter to the company and its shareholders to do better on climate. They have changed the world https://t.co/0LoYxWlkOI
— Brian Kahn (@blkahn) April 14, 2020
Amazon fires two tech workers after they publicly criticized warehouse conditions https://t.co/LFWcBGSpiK pic.twitter.com/5Vu9ggZetv
— The Verge (@verge) April 14, 2020
This is your employer, AWS employees. Do not cross the lines. You are not paid to show solidarity with the low-wage workforce that Amazon exploits. That will cost you your job. https://t.co/2fJZ78pwoL
— Carmen Crincoli, but Fhqwhgads (@CarmenCrincoli) April 14, 2020
Have I mentioned how much I appreciate how my employer appreciates being self-critical and doesn't fire people over reasonable criticism of the company's behavior? https://t.co/eLD34f7jUH
— Billy O'Neal (@MalwareMinigun) April 14, 2020
Emily Cunningham and Maren Costa - two of the workers who were threatened for their role in organizing internal opposition to Amazon's climate misconduct - have now been fired for voicing their support for Smalls and other warehouse workers.https://t.co/s5Cg7Krq3c
— Covered Dish People (@doctorow) April 14, 2020
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Amazon fires two tech workers after they publicly criticized warehouse conditionshttps://t.co/ZLBwPPlvPs
— ??Golden Resister ? (@rjcrock2003) April 14, 2020
How Amazon provides job security in a time of uncertainty. #COVID19 and beyond commentary via @JeffQuinton https://t.co/76Bgo01HSo
— Institute For The American Worker (@Inst4AW) April 13, 2020
Amazon provides job security in a time of uncertainty | COMMENTARY https://t.co/VAja0Mn4qF
— Sun Opinion (@baltsunopinion) April 13, 2020
Amazon provides job security in a time of uncertainty @JeffQuinton https://t.co/aEiDQNfuUL
— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) April 13, 2020
Amazon fires two climate organizers who criticized warehouse conditions https://t.co/PmdiMTvdQs
— Nowhere Man? (@glasspooler) April 14, 2020
Amazon fires two climate organizers who criticized warehouse conditions https://t.co/t8aojxdk0B
— ???JoeInWV ??? (@wvjoe911) April 14, 2020
Amazon is generally evil.https://t.co/qVjnwXkGHh
— ? Negative Tendencies?? (@NegTendencies) April 14, 2020
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China's authoritarian illiberal communists silence 3 more whistleblowers for trying to warn about dangerous work conditions. https://t.co/5949Zt5HgB
— Mark Ames (@MarkAmesExiled) April 15, 2020
Amazon fires three workers who criticized warehouse conditionshttps://t.co/aNWj4eMbII
— Jack Posobiec, IWO (@JackPosobiec) April 15, 2020
Amazon has fired two employees after they publicly denounced the company’s treatment of warehouse workers during the coronavirus pandemic. Hope they sue.
— Prem Sikka (@premnsikka) April 15, 2020
Too many companies are the epitome of dictatorships. Diverging views are not respected.https://t.co/afrDardZMc
If you’re not already boycotting them, please do so now.
— Michelle Byrne (@Michelle_Byrne_) April 15, 2020
They are firing ppl for highlighting & organising around unsafe working conditions.
They fired 2 mentioned in the headline below, another worker in a diff base this month & a worker last month. https://t.co/NAk1N40JP4
Amazon fires two employees who condemned treatment of warehouse workers
— Socialist Voice ? (@SocialistVoice) April 15, 2020
User experience designers Emily Cunningham and Maren Costa say they lost their jobs after circulating a petition about coronavirus risks
https://t.co/htOdwQJyja
Just passing on the news...https://t.co/JCGpMrjdKv
— Rick O'Shea (@rickoshea) April 15, 2020
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