Me, a robot at Amazon
The only reason a human is there is because of his brain, which when storing and wrapping presents, no silicon substitute simply has. At least for now. “You don’t know how to take the stairs? You’re supposed to hold on to the banister?!” “Sorry, I didn’t realize. It’s my first day here.” This time there was no rebuke, but if I took the stairs to the first floor again without holding on, it could lead to my firing. Strict and detailed regulations line the lives of thousands of people who right now are preparing Christmas presents for the smiles of millions of mainly German children in Amazon’s giant warehouse in Dobrovíz near Prague.
Zdroj https://lidovky.cz/skladnik.aspx
Strict regime at Amazon? Employees asked for the measures back themselves, the director of the centre in Seredi
In an interview with the head of the Sered plant of Amazon Milos Jasenčak you will find out: What all is handled in Amazon’s Slovak centre. How the company had to adapt during the pandemic period, for example, with soundproof glass offices right in the logistics hall. How they stopped growing in Slovakia and in recent years bet more on new operations in the Czech Republic and Poland. The logistics centre in Seredi has been operating since 2017. What has changed here since then? Since 2017, the number of orders processed in our distribution centre has increased every year and we have become an important and reliable member of the European distribution network for Amazon.
Zdroj https://hnonline.sk/prisny-rezim-v-amazone-zamestnanci-si-opatrenia-sami-pytali-spaet-hovori-pre-hn-riaditel-centra-v-seredi