Amazon recovers PANDEMIC policy that brings back the metal detector examinations for $ 750,000 warehouse employees per new Bloomberg report. Retail giant will require employees to register their phones, so security officers know that they do not steal the devices.
Amazon began to explain the employees to employees in selected tests about telephone registration and metal detector examinations on Monday. The company first begins with test warehouses, and then begins to gradually spread anti-theft measures and expand all of Bloomberg.
As part of the new policy, employees will have to take a metal detector to leave Amazon warehouses to ensure that they do not take anything. The phone registration causes the last six digits of the phone serial number in exchange for determining the label.
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“We always try to provide our capabilities for our employees and secure and trusted in all sizes that put their inventory,” Amazon spokesman ” Bloomberg in a statement by email.
Metal detector examinations are not new in Amazon warehouses – they were the norm before the pandemic. However, they were controversial and the workers filed a claim on demonstrations in 2014, using the examination in 2014 to be more than $ 100 million due to the time spent on the screen. They claimed that they were stretched up to 25 minutes.
Robbinsville inside the Amazon Executive Center in New Jersey. Photographer: Guan / Bloomberg through Getty Images
That same year, the US Supreme Court said in the final, and decided that the employees did not give to return to the time lost after the transition of the metal detector.
Amazon has also stopped logging on their phones before the pandemic, before the pandemia they left private devices in cars or unlockers. The retail giant has relieved this policy during the pandemic period as workers Bloomberg.
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According to BusinesslikeAmazon operates 110 storage in the United States, which is as large as one million square feet.
Statista As in 2023, Amazon estimates that after Walmart is the second largest company in the world.