Amazon accused of firing pregnant workers who sought chairs, breaks and other accommodations: lawsuit
📍 Aftermath
[ { "epilogue": "Former Amazon employees filed a nationwide class action lawsuit accusing the company of discriminating against pregnant warehouse workers. The legal action claims that Amazon refused to provide chairs, bathroom breaks, and other accommodations, and fired workers who missed too much work.
Coverage of the lawsuit quieted without a definitive conclusion." } ]
Epilogue added 35m ago, after coverage quieted.
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