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Watch: ‘Jeff B running a tight ship’ as Amazon makes deliveries during ‘tornado’

“Whatever the order is, it could have waited.”

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2021-09-03 12:26
in Business
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Dedicated to their job or scared of losing it?

Either way this Amazon worker was filmed delivering parcels during a tornado, according to the clip.

It comes as the company is going on another hiring spree, saying it plans to recruit 55,000 people around the world.

Amazon currently employs more than 1.3 million worldwide, making it the second-largest private US employer after retail rival Walmart, which is also ramping up recruitment. The company said on Wednesday that it planned to hire 20,000 people at its Walmart and Sam’s Club warehouses.

Like Walmart before it, Amazon continues to face pressure about how it treats its workers.

A union push at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama failed earlier this year, but other unions and advocates still have the company in its sights.

The Teamsters, one of the country’s largest unions, said in June that it would step up its efforts to unionise Amazon workers, saying that the company exploited employees by paying them low wages, pushed them to work at fast speeds and offered no job security.

Tornado

The van driver was filmed apparently dropping off packages despite a swirling column of air lurking in the near distance.

TikTok user Antonio (@ajp18588) posted the footage on his account, showing the driver going about his business in Sycamore, Illinois.

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The exact date on which the video was recorded is unclear, but it was most likely filmed in early August.

@ajp18588

Jeff B running a tight ship #tornado #amazon #illinois

♬ Bezos I – Bo Burnham

In a dig at Amazon founder Jeff Bezos the TikToker added in a caption to the clip: “Jeff B running a tight ship.”

The video has gone viral since it was posted in August.

“When they say one-day delivery they mean it,” one person wrote after watching the footage.

“I would’ve preferred for my package to be late that [sic] someone risking their life in a tornado,” said another.

“Whatever the order is, it could have waited,” a concerned user added.

Another TikToker wrote : “I would’ve invited him in and tell him there’s a tornado it’s not safe to be outside right now.”

Related: Jeff Bezos thanks Amazon workers for paying for his space flight

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