Amazon workers say firm's new time off, sick leave policies are confusing - Business Insider

website states: "For a COVID-19 event, you will need a note from your healthcare provider, a government health official, or directly from Amazon stating that you are unable to work for five or more consecutive days due to a COVID-19 diagnosis or exposure. Grants cannot be made without the required documentation."

One employee showed Business Insider emails they received from HR after taking a week of unpaid time off, serving her with a "job abandonment notice." In an attempt to incentivize people to work, Amazon introduced a wage increase of $2 per hour during April. This does not apply for workers taking paid sick leave, an Amazon spokeswoman confirmed to Business Insider. The company also announced in late March that it isfor employees who work more than 40 hours per week to double their usual rate, so there is more incentive to come in.

"I can't continue to put people that I love at risk [...] I am feeling like I'm forced to make a decision whether I have to go to work or pay my bills," they said. "I'm kind of like hoping that somehow, because this has never happened before, that they come up with some kind of solution."

If labor is ever going to make wage gains now is the time to stand up.

日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し

Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。

Inside A Grocery Delivery Business During The Coronavirus PandemicSince the coronavirus' spread, delivery drivers remain on the front lines of the pandemic. Mirchi, a small grocery delivery service specializing in South Asian ingredients, is struggling to keep up with the demand See how grocery businesses are coping: Love the name Mirchi 🌶 😂👍🏼 What’s the use of sanitising your hands if you don’t wear a mask? You don’t get rona from clapping but mostly from inhaling contaminated air. Yes, you can get it if you touch your mouth, nose and eyes, but before that somebody must cough in your hand. Wear mask, dude. Ha ha disinfects it the rubs on his cloths
ソース: BusinessInsider - 🏆 729. / 51 続きを読む »

Amazon warehouse workers say company isn't actually providing promised paid sick leaveMultiple Amazon warehouse workers have reportedly complained that the company has given them 60 percent or less of the sick pay they were promised due to the COVID-19 pandemic. You must be a prime member and have at least a temperature of 105 to qualify JorgeGestoso Ya sabemos dónde no comprar nunca más .
ソース: Newsweek - 🏆 468. / 52 続きを読む »