r/nottheonion • u/PrintOk8045 • 3d ago

'Stressed' Amazon driver abandons 80 packages in Mass. woods during holiday shipping rush

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/stressed-amazon-driver-abandons-80-packages-mass-woods-holiday-shippin-rcna185343
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u/Any-Ad-446 3d ago

This is why Bezo is kissing Trumps ass to prevent Amazon organizing a union.

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u/ZeroHourBlock 3d ago

They need a union yesterday.

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u/SpeaksSouthern 3d ago

A union should be automatic at a certain level. When Amazon was a "garage company" whatever that even means I could see why a union requirement might not be for the best, but at a certain market share and I mean like 1-2% a union for all working people should be legally automatic. These people enjoy making workers suffer. They are not in charge here. Or well, they kinda are, but they shouldn't be!

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u/DarkwingDuckHunt 3d ago

If your employee takes govt funds to feed or house themselves, then that money should be a fine to the Corp.

I'm looking at you Walmart.