Amazon got hit with a double whammy of bad news in the past two days. On Wednesday, the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration revealed a bevy of citations it has issued for workforce safety violations at Amazon warehouses.
Yesterday, the tech giant reported a net loss in 2022 of $2.7B—a swing of more than $36B from the net income Amazon reported in 2021.
After a series of inspections that began in July, OSHA said it found Amazon failed to properly record work-related injuries, failed to provide a safe workplace and had structured its operations in a way that exposes its workers to risk of injuries.
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