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Why is New Jersey suing Amazon? Here's what's behind AG Platkin's complaint
The state of New Jersey has filed a criminal complaint against Amazon for alleged discrimination against pregnant and disabled workers.
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NJ Attorney General Accuses Amazon of Discriminating Against Pregnant, Disabled Workers
State officials say the e-tail giant has "systematically violated the civil rights of pregnant workers and workers with disabilities in its warehouses."
New Jersey is taking on Amazon, suing over alleged discrimination against pregnant and disabled workers and misclassifying drivers, demanding millions and seeking justice for local employees' rights.
A lawsuit from New Jersey's Attorney General accuses Amazon of violating the rights of pregnant employees and workers with disabilities.
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New Jersey Attorney General files complaint accusing Amazon of discrimination
A civil rights complaint is targeting Amazon, accusing the company of systematically discriminating against pregnant and disabled workers.
Attorney General Matthew Platkin claims the tech giant is 'enriching its bottom line' and 'offloading its business expenses' by failing to list them as employees.
Federal labor officials say Amazon retaliated against more than 100 workers in Pontiac who protested poor working conditions. The employees picketed Amazon on July 14 – a high-traffic shopping holiday called Prime Day – to protest unsafe working ...
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How to get a piece of Amazon's $2.5 billion settlement over allegations it 'duped' Prime subscribers
Here's how to get a payment from Amazon's FTC settlement if you used Prime or tried to cancel your subscription.
Amazon.com has been accused by a U.S. labor board of illegally refusing to bargain with a union representing drivers employed by a contractor, the agency announced on Wednesday. The complaint from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) claims that ...
After investigating a complaint from a B.C. customer that their Amazon order never arrived, Consumer Protection B.C. has ordered the e-commerce giant to pay close to $20,000 in fines, legal fees and a $511.
Amazon is facing another lawsuit, this time for allegedly misleading customers with fake deals during its popular Prime Day sale. The proposed class-action lawsuit was filed on behalf of two Amazon customers in federal court in Washington state on Sept.