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    Die neuen britischen Lagerhäuser von Amazon, um Tausende als Starrer -Sieg für Großbritannien zu beauftragen
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    Die neuen britischen Lagerhäuser von Amazon, um Tausende als Starrer -Sieg für Großbritannien zu beauftragen


    Die neuen britischen Lagerhäuser von Amazon, um Tausende als Starrer -Sieg für Großbritannien zu beauftragen

    https://www.standard.co.uk/business/business-news/amazon-london-prime-minister-northampton-hull-b1234504.html

    Von BulkyAccident

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    2. Greedy-Tutor3824 on

      They’re expanding their business AND paying their tax right? Right?

    3. GayWolfey on

      Umm maybe he should try working there. Hire thousands yes. But treat them like shit. Hire agency so they can dismiss them the second there metrics drop below perfect.

      This is a reward for slave Labour not a win for Britain

    5. _franciis on

      Whilst in my town a locally owned manufacturing firm is struggling to expand because of NIMBYs.

      They want to develop a brownfield site owned by the council that is currently used as a storage site/dumping ground. The factory will produce no fumes (its high precision milling) and will have a few lorries and 50 cars heading in/out per day.

      But no, they should expand ‘outside’ the town, which would mean on greenfield land.

      Some people will never be happy.

    6. Dry_Membership_361 on

      How about a uk version of Amazon that doesn’t cause uk businesses to close down.

    7. WebDevWarrior on

      If tax dodging ([source](https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/ethical-campaigns-boycotts/amazon-uks-substantial-tax-avoidance)), killing people ([source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Amazon_fatalities)), mass injuring people ([source](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyjm507462o)), using people like slaves ([source](https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/uk-workers-report-neglect-of-staff-wellbeing-at-amazon-warehouse-including-pressure-on-pregnant-women-to-meet-targets-staff-falling-asleep-in-toilet-cubicles/)), and abusing peoples basic human rights ([source](https://tribunemag.co.uk/2023/09/they-treat-us-worse-than-animals-working-without-water-at-amazon)) is winning, I’d hate to see what Starmer thinks is losing!

    8. circleribbey on

      Yaaaay. Hundreds of poverty wage jobs at an American company that doesn’t pay their fair share of taxes in the U.K. and uses that fact to destroy the British high street. Such a win!

    9. jtrimm98 on

      Thousands of new jobs in the UK is great but on the other hand think of all the shops that have closed because people keep using Amazon. If something is cheap there’s a reason, usually exploitation

    10. hforharshul on

      Warehouse jobs aren’t exactly a win for an advanced economy. Not to mention Amazon (and others) continue to invest in automation technologies that’ll make these jobs redundant within ten years if not earlier. I don’t blame these companies – this is the pace of technological advancement and they can either innovate or go under. We should be trying to incentivise these and other companies to bring those high-skill R&D, and tech jobs to our shores! That’s the future!

    11. tezmo666 on

      Allowing mega corporations to get a stranglehold on our culture and americanise our towns is the reason why all of our high streets look like shit now btw. Bet they still won’t pay their fair share of corporation tax either.

    12. Micheal42 on

      Expanding the power base of a company that has demonstrated it is very happy to support the destruction of democracy and doesn’t even pay taxes to do so.

      What a win.

    13. Healthy_Flounder9772 on

      Hiring but who is going to make people leave their benefits and actually work?

    15. FewEstablishment2696 on

      This is a damning indictment of the UK workforce. We shouldn’t be celebrating jobs like this if we want to maintain a half decent standard of living in the UK.

      Every single person working here will be taking out more than the pay in. This is not sustainable.

    16. SmashedWorm64 on

      I’ve met a few people who worked for Amazon – none of them enjoyed it in the slightest.

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