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A Homeless Amazon Warehouse Worker in New York City Tells Her Story

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Natalie Monarrez, 51, is a full-time Amazon ship dock worker at JFK8 in Staten Island. She earns $19.30 an hour, more than $4 above New York City's $15 an hour minimum wage. But it's not enough to afford a studio apartment, she says.

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A Homeless Amazon Warehouse Worker in New York City Tells Her Story

"Jeff Bezos has no idea that his workers are homeless, especially in New York, and I'm not the only one."

3 years ago·New York, United States

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