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In response to "Yes, I did. Their problem is their customer is invisible. When you can see people and they tell you what you are doing for them, it is quite different" by crash davis

The problem is that they are working shoulder to shoulder at those warehouses, not distanced like at physical stores.

Posted by ty97 Apr 1 '20, 14:12

I get what you mean, and people have certainly been very thankful to the grocery store, etc, employees here, in a way that the Amazon warehouse employees don't get to experience. Nonetheless, we can choose to only order essential things in order to reduce the time they are exposed to getting sick

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Not rearranging the work flow is on Amazon's shoulders and that is bad. But "essential items only" will mean one thing, layoffs. - crash davis Apr 1, 14:16 6
- how is that different than any of the other non-essential closings causing lay-offs? -- nm - JackDawson Apr 1, 14:21 2
  - It really isn't. But they are bad, bad enough that the guy instinctively knows that he wants to keep his job instead of going home. -- nm - crash davis Apr 1, 14:28 1
    - shouldn't the other people laid off be given the choice then of going home or losing their jobs then? -- nm - JackDawson Apr 1, 14:30
- and for the record, at physical stores sometimes you do have to get shoulder to shoulder, such as unloading the trucks -- nm - crash davis Apr 1, 14:19
- That's my issue. Keeping jobs is good If COSTCO can work out logistics, why can't Amazon? -- nm - loosilu Apr 1, 14:19 1
  - They should come up with temp measures. I can't answer for them, but people won't like their permanent answer: robotics. Also a slowdown is coming, - crash davis Apr 1, 14:23
Well, we clearly can't. People do not put aside their own comfort typically. That has been seen repeatedly in these weeks. Crowded playgrounds and -- (edited) - JackDawson Apr 1, 14:14 1
- They should order those nonessentials, from other sources. Small businesses, direct from the maker, lots of other businesses can supply many of the t -- (edited) - . Apr 1, 14:20

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The problem is that they are working shoulder to shoulder at those warehouses, not distanced like at physical stores.

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