"In an effort to combat Amazon’s power, the Free and Fair Markets Initiative — a nonprofit watchdog – has teamed up with former Amazon workers to create a hotline for reporting unsafe working conditions."
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From forcing its warehouse workers to operate dangerous machinery, pressuring drivers to disable safety monitors, or recklessly firing workers by algorithm, Amazon is constantly putting profits ahead of its people.
The Free & Fair Markets Initiative wants to help workers who have been dealing with unsafe and harmful working conditions and neglected by Amazon get the help they need.
If you are dealing with unsafe working conditions at an Amazon fulfillment center or DSP, call (202) 656-1593 or fill out the form and we will make sure your story is heard.
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How to File a Complaint
Workers, representatives, and anyone else aware of serious health or safety violations in the workplace have three options to file an OSHA complaint.
- Submit online via electronic complaint form
- Download a PDF complaint form and fax or mail it to your local OSHA Regional or Area Office
- Call the violation in to your local OSHA office or 1-800-321-OSHA
FFMI's hotline "allows workers to bypass taking it up with their company, which helps them avoid a fear of retribution for speaking out."
FFMI's hotline "allows workers to bypass taking it up with their company, which helps them avoid a fear of retribution for speaking out."
(202) 656-1593
UNSAFE CONDITIONS AT AN AMAZON WAREHOUSE?