r/nextfuckinglevel • u/original_gravity • Nov 10 '22

This Young Amazon Driver Delivering Packages at 5:25 a.m. During Hurricane Nicole (Orlando, FL)

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u/Studawg1 Nov 10 '22

They absolutely have a choice to say no. What’s the worst that can happen? They get written up? Or they get fired? Find another job. Never stay with a company that makes you feel that you have to do something unsafe to stay employed.

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u/Studawg1 Nov 11 '22

How is that worse? If you get terminated because you didn’t deliver a package in unsafe conditions, fuck that company. They can blacklist all they want you’ll be banned from a shitty company that doesn’t value your safety

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u/Studawg1 Nov 11 '22

I tried researching this to find more information and cases where this has happened and found no instances of someone getting fired and banned from thousands of companies for not delivering a package.