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Amazon workers in Saudi Arabia say company has failed to compensate many for labor abuses

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Amazon, the world’s second-largest company, has not yet compensated dozens of migrant laborers forced to pay hefty recruitment fees to secure work at its warehouses in Saudi Arabia, according to new reporting by The Guardian. The online retail giant announced in February that it had paid $1.9 million in reimbursements to more than 700 current and former overseas workers. The payments came after the recruitment fees and other unfair practices wer…
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