Amazon accused of systematically denying pregnant warehouse workers chairs and breaks
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A proposed nationwide class action over pregnancy accommodations in warehouses is a reminder that high-throughput logistics models are now being litigated as labor and safety systems, not just cost centers. If your operations rely on strict productivity metrics, audit how they interact with legal accommodation obligations before a plaintiff’s attorney does.
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