Warehouse Life

"I feel a lot of people are afraid to speak up because they're afraid to lose their job, but I mean, like me, I've been at the bottom. I've lost jobs, I've lost apartments, I've had nothing. I've lived in my car. I'll do it again if that means that I'm speaking out and I'm helping the next person that's going to work for these people." - Marissa, WHL member

It's time to hold Amazon accountable for illegally delaying and denying workers pregnancy accommodations. See the link in our bio to get involved.

What's the most insulting way Amazon has tried to "boost morale" at your facility? A pizza party for your troubles? 🍕 Dance party? Sound off in the comments.

🎥 TT: babybecca_08

Amazon execs come up with all sorts of policies to keep workers afraid they’ll lose their jobs if they don’t work hard enough.

Amazon workers – what’s the most ridiculous reason you’ve been written up?
📽️ TT: lockinorloseout

POV: You can finally talk about the lawsuit that could hold Amazon accountable for allegedly punishing thousands of pregnant workers.

Watching the news hit different when it’s your story too.

These are the conditions that Amazon THRIVES on: workers so tired that they turn a 30 minute lunch break into a nap just to make it through the shift.

How often do you see this situation at your facility?
📽️ TT: kaniyavarnesha

It shouldn’t have to be like this, all Amazon has to do is…follow the law and give pregnant workers what they have the right to: extra breaks for water, the ability to sit, time off for doctor visits and more!
Struggling to get your accommodations at Amazon? Reach out in the comments, send a DM, get in touch!
📽️ TT: tayylorannxo

News of the class action lawsuit is popping off across the country! Pregnant & postpartum Amazon workers are saying enough is enough 😤

Follow for more news because this could be big…

It's official. Amazon is being sued for systematically discriminating against pregnant workers — and Warehouse Life members are part of it. Watch to see what's happening and share your story at the link in our bio.

Imagine if Amazon wasn’t built on quotas that expect every worker to be John Henry, didn’t stall or fail on giving accommodations to pregnant workers, and had facilities with AC so workers weren’t at risk of passing out.

Totally different feel.