Amazon hires former private prison analyst to lead warehouse worker training
Quite fittingly, Amazon has promoted a former private prison executive to oversee training of warehouse workers
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Quite fittingly, Amazon has promoted a former private prison executive to oversee training of warehouse workers
Read MoreMusk lacked what the rest of the digital oligarchy had, according to the former Greek finance minister
Read MoreSince January 2020, the company challenged 11.72 million accounts, suspended 11,230 accounts, and removed over 97,674 pieces of content
Read MoreFew know more about the dirty tricks Amazon deploys to resist any meaningful change to the systematic exploitation of its workers
Read MoreA Labour MP grilled an Amazon executive over the company’s use of surveillance devices on employees working at ‘fulfillment centers’
Read MoreThe last thing global organisations want is open debate. Now, instead of covertly manipulating narratives, they are openly flaunting about it
Read MoreAny chance of appropriate scrutiny of the company – whether in terms of taxation or privacy concerns – is unlikely
Read MoreThere is a financial gun pointed at Twitter – not by the Biden administration, but rather by the EU Commission, under Ursula von der Leyen.
Read MoreForbes magazine has published its annual ranking of the 400 wealthiest Americans and the top 20 is once again dominated by tech moguls.
Read MorePayPal has defunded a number of organisations on tenuous grounds in recent days, which should raise serious alarm about freedom
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