cunionsbycyu Amazon penalizes employees for leaving bottles of urine in vehicles, forcing them to be discarded on roadsidehttps://jacobin.com/2023/10/the-great-amazon-heist-oobah-butler-reviewOpen linkView original on sh.itjust.works84Comments7Reply
SSon_of_dad lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI'm surprised bathrooms inside of the delivery trucks aren't a thing yet. It's difficult to even find a washroom at times so it would make their life easier.14Reply
unfreeradical replylemmy.worldIt would be a small but very useful step in mitigating some bad effects within a society that needs to be entirely rebuilt.4Reply
aanswersplease77 lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyWhy not hire more employees/drivers with all those billions in revenue? wtf7Reply
sspacecowboy sh.itjust.works3Hide 3 repliesBrief Relief is a thing. Amazon should 100% be stocking their trucks with them.2Reply
sshifty51 replysh.itjust.works2Hide 2 repliesWhy is the solution "shit in a bucket" and not "hire more drivers, and make better routes"11Reply
sspacecowboy replysh.itjust.worksIt’s A solution, not THE solution. I didn’t tell anyone to “shit in a bucket”, don’t put words in my mouth. I work in an industry where I have a cube truck as a mobile office. I use Brief Reliefs every day.2Reply
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I'm surprised bathrooms inside of the delivery trucks aren't a thing yet. It's difficult to even find a washroom at times so it would make their life easier.
It would be a small but very useful step in mitigating some bad effects within a society that needs to be entirely rebuilt.
Why not hire more employees/drivers with all those billions in revenue? wtf
Because that costs money
Brief Relief is a thing. Amazon should 100% be stocking their trucks with them.
Why is the solution "shit in a bucket" and not "hire more drivers, and make better routes"
It’s A solution, not THE solution. I didn’t tell anyone to “shit in a bucket”, don’t put words in my mouth.
I work in an industry where I have a cube truck as a mobile office. I use Brief Reliefs every day.