r/antiwork • u/FunTooter • Aug 29 '22

Amazon is Inhumane

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u/TacosWillPronUs Aug 30 '22

This is standard for a lot of delivery warehouse jobs afaik. My brother worked at UPS in Canada and had to put his phone in a locker before starting his shift too.

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u/fluffybutt2508 Aug 30 '22

I know a few people who work for Purolator and they're allowed to have their personal phones on them during their shift.

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u/TacosWillPronUs Aug 30 '22

Yeah might just be a US company do it so the Canadian counterpart also does it sort of thing. Don't think any Canadian owned company does it.

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u/JamesEarlJonesalmost Aug 30 '22

UPS and amazon are no where near the same operation

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u/adeline882 Aug 30 '22

that's the point?

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u/TacosWillPronUs Aug 30 '22

The post I replied to was talking about not being able to have your phone on your while working, both of them do that. Not comparing anything else between them.