Amazon settles case claiming it kept workers in the dark about COVID cases
November 16, 2021
Amazon.com has agreed to pay $500,000 in a case in California where it was accused of failing to inform workers of the numbers of COVID-19 cases at its sites. The settlement was the first of its kind under a “right to know” law passed in California.
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