Rock And Roll
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Despite hundreds of cases across multiple distribution centers in Toronto, Amazon are allowed to remain open for business.
Meanwhile if you are a small business in Ontario (not sure about the rest of the country/world) if an employee tests positive they will have to shut down for 2 weeks and won't be able to return until they test negative for the virus. Why is it that Amazon are exempt from these rules? Are they paying hush money or are they simply too powerful and they can tell the government to slag off?
More importantly how are our precious case numbers going to go down if these distribution centers stay open and become covid hotspots? Employees catch it from each other then they go home and give it to their families. I think Amazon should be forced to shut down for 2 weeks and then all their business can be redirected to smaller, local businesses.
I really hope this blows up because it is unacceptable for Amazon to remain open while other places are forced to shut down.
Meanwhile if you are a small business in Ontario (not sure about the rest of the country/world) if an employee tests positive they will have to shut down for 2 weeks and won't be able to return until they test negative for the virus. Why is it that Amazon are exempt from these rules? Are they paying hush money or are they simply too powerful and they can tell the government to slag off?
More importantly how are our precious case numbers going to go down if these distribution centers stay open and become covid hotspots? Employees catch it from each other then they go home and give it to their families. I think Amazon should be forced to shut down for 2 weeks and then all their business can be redirected to smaller, local businesses.
I really hope this blows up because it is unacceptable for Amazon to remain open while other places are forced to shut down.