"Amazon and Walmart are excessively watching their warehouse workers. So much so that they’ve entered a dystopic era of extreme surveillance"
"Amazon and Walmart are excessively watching their warehouse workers. So much so that they’ve entered a dystopic era of extreme surveillance"
www.instagram.com Oxfam US on Instagram: "Amazon and Walmart are excessively watching their warehouse workers. So much so
that they’ve entered a dystopic era of extreme surveillance that stifles workers voices,
and jeopardizes their health, safety and wellbeing.
Oxfam’s newest report, with the largest collective survey of Amazon and Walmart warehouse workers, includes testimonies from workers on horrific conditions, and inhuman productivity standards.
Visit the link in our bio to learn how you can demand @Amazon and @Walmart put people before profits and stop this era of excessive surveillance."
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Link to article for those who prefer to avoid Facebook/Meta: https://www.oxfamamerica.org/take-action/surveillance-and-suffering/
Thank you. I was wondering why it wasn’t loading at first
Im pretty sure it just does that so you'll associate that gaudy camera icon with the stuff posted.
It's not too late to just update the link in the OP to skip out facebook.
Plz don’t link zuck shit here
Instagram, really?
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