Amazon Warehouse Worker Alleges Retaliation for Safety Activism
- Minnesota employee has been outspoken during Covid-19 outbreak
- Managers want her to account for time away from workstation
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An Amazon.com Inc. warehouse worker in Shakopee, Minnesota, has accused the company of retaliating against her for protesting what she says are unsafe working conditions during the pandemic.
In a letter to Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, Hibaq Mohamed said managers were demanding that she account for time away from her workstation -- including increments of less than three minutes. Mohamed said she is being singled out for her activism and that she is now one warning away from termination.