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Home In the News California Bill Aims to Regulate Amazon’s Relentless Warehouse Worker Quotas

California Bill Aims to Regulate Amazon’s Relentless Warehouse Worker Quotas

  • February 16, 2021
  • In the News, Workplace Technology and Surveillance

One of California’s most influential legislators has introduced a bill that would regulate warehouse productivity quotas from Walmart, Amazon, and other major retailers.

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