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Pat Garofalo

Amazon employee Darnell Gilton, 23, removes a product from a pod after it was purchased and places the product in a tote, which is moved a conveyor through the warehouse depending on it’s destination, at the Amazon Fulfillment Center at 6605 W. Monee Manhattan Rd. in Monee, Illinois, Wednesday morning, October 7, 2020. | Ashlee Rezin Garcia/Sun-Times
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Amazon’s treatment of workers can improve, if lawmakers act
Amazon’s ability to churn through employees, leaving them bruised and broken, is also connected to its outsize power across the economy and in local labor markets.
By Pat Garofalo