Bezos says Amazon workers aren’t treated like robots, unveils robotic plan to keep them working https://t.co/ogF7Lv6WEs pic.twitter.com/MXncFQjAjO

— The Verge (@verge) April 15, 2021

"Bezos’s admission today demonstrates that what we have been saying about workplace conditions is correct. But his admission won’t change anything, workers need a union – not just another Amazon public relations effort in damage control" -@sappelbaum #1uhttps://t.co/tKFUjr9i6T

— RWDSU (@RWDSU) April 15, 2021

Read Jeff Bezos' final shareholder letter as Amazon CEO here: https://t.co/0DS5yDIZt6

— CNBC (@CNBC) April 15, 2021

Jeff Bezos just released his final letter to shareholders as CEO of Amazon, saying the company needs to do a better job for its employees. @dee_bosa has the details. https://t.co/16Cv1oarKx pic.twitter.com/h8UJM8Vil4

— CNBC (@CNBC) April 15, 2021

今回で最後となるBezos氏の株主への手紙。労働組合の問題などから「Amazonは常に地球上で一番顧客中心な企業になることを目指してきてそれは変わらないが、それに加えて地球上で一番働きたい企業、安全な職場になることも目指す」と宣言。
記事中に全文あり。あとで読む。https://t.co/cvm2fz4b4g

— 今村咲 (@saki_imamura) April 15, 2021

Congressman Andy Levin: Here's what Amazon got away with in the union battle, and here's we need to do to change that.

Is Amazon the type of American workplace we want for workers? NO. Is this the future we want for our kids? NO. https://t.co/3TwVQHKXKL@RepAndyLevin pic.twitter.com/3QbEG1SUyV

— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) April 15, 2021

Amazon just ran a vicious (and illegal) anti-union campaign, but @JeffBezos, the world’s richest person, wants you to believe that coaching employees on body mechanics and new automated staffing schedules he’s rolling out make him “Earth’s Best Employer.” https://t.co/tJkAOetIEO

— Ben Spielberg (@BenSpielberg) April 15, 2021

Jeff Bezos' final shareholder letter outlines all the ways Amazon has created value for its investors, sellers, customers (Bezos estimates 75+ hours a year in shopping trips). Now he wants to do the same for workers, vowing to be "Earth's best employer":https://t.co/0UBvv93V21

— Annie Palmer (@annierpalmer) April 15, 2021

Bezos says Amazon needs to do a better job for its workers

In CEO jargon, Bezos said—"We need a better vision for how we create value for employees"

Bezos is evidently admitting Amazon needs to improve working conditions & treat workers with more respecthttps://t.co/3TwVQHKXKL

— Steven Greenhouse (@greenhousenyt) April 15, 2021

Amazon seeks to minimize injuries in warehouses.

I think sleep health has a lot to offer. From a study in athletes: "<8 hours per night were 1.7 times more likely to have had an injury compared with ... ≥8 hours"https://t.co/UfLih51jorhttps://t.co/5MJV5zMne9

— Michael Herf (@herf) April 15, 2021