Injured on the job, Amazon workers claim they’re being illegally pushed out - MidlandToday.ca

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Workers from the company’s GTA fulfillment centre are demanding their jobs back, after claiming they were sent home indefinitely after sustaining injuries on the job A group of Amazon workers in...

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Workers from the company’s GTA fulfillment centre are demanding their jobs back, after claiming they were sent home indefinitely after sustaining injuries on the job A group of Amazon workers in Toronto allege the company is acting illegally by forcing workers with injuries sustained on the job to go on indefinite medical leave, with no clear path to return. In interviews with _TorontoToday_, four…

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