Overview
- Amazon warehouse injuries peak during Prime Day, with nearly 45 out of 100 workers affected in 2019.
- The Senate committee attributes high injury rates to understaffing and unsustainable productivity demands.
- Amazon disputes the findings, stating improvements in safety and reductions in injury rates since 2019.
- The report suggests that Amazon's profit-driven practices compromise worker safety.
- Senator Bernie Sanders calls for Amazon to improve worker conditions and provide realistic delivery estimates.