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Hundreds of workers defy Amazon rules to protest company’s climate failures | Technology | The Guardian

plainte - 29 janvier 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (Hundreds of workers defy Amazon rules to protest company’s climate failures | Technology | The Guardian)

Employees ‘needed to stand up for what’s right’ despite policy barring workers from speaking about business Hundreds of Amazon employees defied corporate policy to publicly criticize the company for failing to meet its “moral responsibility” in the climate crisis.
More than 340 tech workers at Amazon used the hashtag #AMZNSpeakOut in public statements that condemn the company for not taking sufficient action on the climate crisis.
The action comes in direct opposition to an Amazon policy (...)



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