Amazon manipulated warehouse injury data and suppressed internal research proving speed quotas caused injuries — documented evidence
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A Senate HELP Committee investigation led by Sen. Bernie Sanders found that Amazon deliberately manipulated worker injury data and suppressed internal safety research. Amazon workers were nearly twice as likely to be injured compared to other warehouse workers. Internal 'Project Soteria' found a direct connection between speed quotas and injuries, but Amazon refused to implement its recommendations. Amazon's in-house AmCare clinics purposely discouraged workers from seeking outside medical care to avoid OSHA reporting. Workers suffered chronic pain, disabilities, and diminished quality of life.

Amazon manipulated warehouse injury data and suppressed internal research proving speed quotas caused injuries

CORP·November 25, 2019·By Amazon Warehouse Workers / Senate HELP Committee·3.5K upvotes·105 comments
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Amazon's obsession with speed is injuring us at double the industry rate. They know the quotas cause injuries — their own studies prove it — but they won't slow down. They hide the injury numbers from OSHA.
Amazon Warehouse Workers / Senate HELP CommitteeNovember 25, 2019Source

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Amazon manipulated injury data (NPR)
www.npr.org/2024/12/16/nx-s1-5230240/amazon-injury...
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Injury-Productivity Trade-Off (Senate HELP)
www.help.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/amazon_investiga...
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