US EditionAmazon Employees Say They Were Forced to Work Around Corpse
City budget forecasters warn prolonged oil-price increases from the blockade could trigger recession, while a Portland Amazon worker's death raises workplace safety concerns.
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An investigative medium has uncovered a macabre case in an Amazon logistics center in the USA: an employee died during a shift – yet the rest of the workforce was asked to simply continue working next to the bloody body. According to the magazine "The Western Edge" there was a dull bang in the Amazon camp in Troutdale, Oregon – an employee was then lying lifeless on the ground. The man finally died in front of his colleagues. An employee called …
Slog AM: Iran War Not Good for Seattle Economy, Portland Amazon Worker Dies and Warehouse Keeps Working, the Makah Tribe Just Wants to Hunt Whales
Extended Iran War Will Tank Seattle Economy: That’s the message the city’s Office of Economic and Revenue Forecast told the public last Friday, “If the oil prices stay high for a prolonged time, there’s just nothing that can be done to avoid a recession,” the office’s chief economist said per the Seattle Times. With the US Navy now blockading the Strait of Hormuz to prevent Iranian oil exports (a response to Iran blockading the Strait of Hormuz …
After the fatal collapse of a handler in Oregon, U.S.A., several employees accused management of having forced the business to continue for hours despite the tragedy.
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