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Amazon is introducing a new two-strike rule to fire workers who “intentionally” violate social distance rules at work, Amazon showed FOX Business.”
“We have had cases of workers deliberately violating our transparent rules on social estating on our sites, endangering both the individual and their colleagues,” said an Amazon spokesman.”People who deliberately violate our social estating rules will receive two warnings, at the time of documented crime, the dismissal would possibly occur.”
TO KEEP THE FACILITIES CORONAVIRUS FREE, THE COMPANIES WILL VERIFY THE TEMPERATURES OF THE EMPLOYEES
The number of Amazon stores that tested positive for coronavirus increased to 24 last week, including services from California to New York.
Amazon also monitors workers’ temperature as soon as they arrive at work, and anyone with a mild fever above 38oC will be sent home, which is a recommendation from the CDC.
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Chris Smalls, a fired Amazon worker who excelled through the media for organizing two strikes at amazon’s distribution center on Staten Island, New York, told FOX Business that the new policy “demystifies” his firing.
“It also demystifies the fact that politics didn’t exist when I got fired,” Small said.”There is no transparency with employees, including myself, since I hired at the time.”
An Amazon spokesman said last week that Smalls had been fired for “violating social est breach rules and endangering the protection of others,” he added when he visited the site for the first strike in March.Smalls contacted a colleague who tested positive for coronavirus in March and asked to quarantine him at home.
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Smalls who had had much less contact with this colleague than some of his colleagues and had even met with warehouse managers about post-contact conditions.
Smalls and his attorneys are running with New York Attorney General Letitia James, who said his workplace is “considering all legal options” after Smalls’ firing.
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“It’s embarrassing that Amazon is firing a worker who bravely stood up to protect himself and his colleagues,” James said in a statement.”At the height of a global pandemic, Chris Smalls and his colleagues publicly protested Amazon’s lack of precautions to protect them from COVID-19.”
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