zlacker

That's what Amazon claims anyway. Best to take that with a pinch of salt, given their track record.

>>amazon+(OP)
I'm going to guess Amazon has it well documented and dotted all the i's and crossed all the t's

>>rstupe+o
I wouldn't be so sure. Probably well stitched up though.

>>rstupe+o
Amazon has a version of it well documented, and they have a lot to gain by presenting their own interpretation of the events.

>>onion2+j1
All they need is camera footage.

>>amazon+(OP)
Good ol throwaway. Make your case on a normal account.

>>rstupe+o
Amazon was unable to appropriately document a man who was dead in a warehouse enough to get them medical help for a significant length of time.

>>amazon+(OP)
Based on your username, have to laugh a bit when you tell us to take what the other guy says with a grain of salt.

>>smachi+M3
Yeah, imagine taking the word of a multi-billion dollar company's PR people with a grain of salt. They don't have agendas unlike throwaway accounts. At least in this case we know what both sides' interests are here!

>>keving+b4
I think taking PR people's opinions with a grain of salt is par for the course.

Re: the OP - this isn't just a throwaway account. It's a pretty obvious agenda beyond just sharing the facts.

>>onion2+j1
So does the employee.