The words underpaid, overworked, insufficient breaks reverberated around the sites where Indian trade unions joined their counterparts from around the world to stage protests against sweatshop Amazon. one of the former employee who was working at the warehouse told that working with Amazon is like working with a sweatshop. they had almost 10 hours of shift, low wages, insufficient breaks, and leaves. The other former employees of the e-commerce giant gathered at Jantar Mantar to join the Make Amazon Pay protest.
Employees in dozens of countries where present. People from Japan. Australia, India, US and across Europe protesting against the company demanding better pay and working conditions. but Amazon where denying all these allegations. They told that they are inventing and investing significantly in all these areas, playing a significant role in addressing climate change with Climate Pledge commitment to be zero carbon by 2040, continuing to offer competitive wages and great benefits and inventing new ways to keep their employees safe and healthy in our operations network.
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