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Amazon Contractors can't even sing in their cars now. Unions protect against this micromanagement.
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I refuse to believe that Amazon is real anymore.
I'm going to wager this was implemented to keep drivers from talking on the phone all day and because it's using machine vision it doesn't know the difference.
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Amazon is trying to be the government
Slight clarification to the headline: it's not the employee's cars they can't sing in, it's Amazon's.
Not that it makes it better, but my first thought was, "how would they know...?"
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