Amazon hit with $5.9 million fine as California says it failed to disclose quotas to workers

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June 18, 2024

Amazon has been fined $5.9 million by a California labor agency accusing the online retailer of failing to sufficiently disclose productivity quotas to employees at two warehouses in the state, in violation of a law intended to prevent worker injuries.

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Amazon hit with $5.9 million fine as California says it failed to disclose quotas to workers

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