Post by jeff3948 August 1, 2012 (101 of 104)
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krisjan said:
Looks like she made the right decision for herself. I hope she is at a better place of employment now. Your description makes it sound like some Asian sweat shop. Why would anyone work there based on your description? Where are all the lawsuits from former employees? You can find disgruntled employees from ANY and EVERY large company. That doesn't mean they are bad places to work for most employees or that the CEO is greedy. That was my original point and I'm sticking to it.
Dear Krisjan, Unemployment here in the USA is at a realistic figure of about 15%, so some people do not have aa choice were they work, they take any job that they can get, and can't leave the jobs they are stuck in due to finances and the fact that they can't find another job. By the way, please look at all the sources i found and copied and pasted for you about Amazon working conditions in post #100. Also, it's always better to keep and open mind, because you never know when something may come up to discredit what has come before. The same apply's to interpretations of music getting back to Gershwin. Who would have thought that Gershwin could be played so well by Europeans, but it looks like it is (I have not bought it yet to confirm). What is why I keep and open mind because I might miss some wonderful things by "sticking to it". By the way, I never thought Amazon would ever have poor working conditions, so this thread has been a mind opener for me.
Take Care,
Jeff
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