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India, USA, UK, wherever ... just shit employers and There It Is.

Lmao India is worse broooo, I am a student in uk and I had worked on Amazon warehouse and I had seen Indian Amazon warehouse, you guys have robots and pods😅😅😅, we had to carry stuff in India manually….I was paid 12£ an hour, and what I earn in a day is earnt by same person doing same job in india with more physical stress in a month. They are super underpaid for the work they put in.

I feel like India in general is the common denominator for poor working conditions

Wait people actually care about working conditions in India?

So imagine if Amazon is at the bottom of the barrel even in India…

Just because it’s not as bad doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t change.

Try working in other warehouses in uk mate it’s so shiteeee, try boots you would not even get paid as Amazon and you wouldn’t even be treated like the way they do at Amazon, ik work is stressful but I felt better working at Amazon than boots

Probably not for a decade or two. If not longer.

I Am Jack's Complete Lack of Surprise

“So anyway I started blasting”

• Research firm Fairwork India

Too be fair as warehouse jobs go Amazon is probably the best.

Which really says a lot about how shit the rest are

Is this on par with the working standards there or even worse than that?

BLASTED, like, blown to smithereens? Or was "criticized" too vanilla?

Ah, yes. The usual suspects.

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Anyone here surprised? Anyone? Anyone?

I don't think they would be paid 12£ a month that's like 940 rupees which is extremely less even for a labourer.

At least they weren’t slammed. /s

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If first world countries are not able to secure better rights for their workers, far greater challenges are there for developing nations such as India. As labour is plentiful and cheap , and not to mention the rampant corruption that occurs it is difficult to do so.

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