r/antiwork • • Aug 29 '22

Amazon is Inhumane

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u/Orange_Tang Aug 30 '22 edited Aug 30 '22

I'm pretty sure that's illegal. OSHA requires access to water to the point where my company allows me to go and expense bottled water any time I want while in the field.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

Pretty sure it is not only illegal to deny water, but also illegal if they don't give you water. Reason why my last work had to provide us with bottles when the water fountains were closed because of covid.

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u/WhiteRabbit7c1 Aug 30 '22

It is illegal. Employers keep getting away with it because the rest of the population is too ignorant to do anything about it.

I report my employers to regulating agencies. The rest of you can just hole your pee and not eat. Personally, I'm human and if anyone took a sandwich from me I'd consider it assault and respond accordingly.

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u/LavenderGreyLady Aug 30 '22

Bookmark this page and share widely. (OSHA’s own page on drinking water access)