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Amazon on Monday reached a settlement with California’s attorney general over claims it concealed Covid cases from warehouse workers.
As part of the agreement, Amazon will step up its covid safety measures, including notifying workers within one day of new Covid cases.
The company has agreed to notify warehouse workers within one day of new Covid cases, as well as provide the exact number of cases in their workplace, California State Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a statement. Amazon employs tens of thousands of warehouse workers in the state, he added.
Under the agreement, which is still subject to court approval, Amazon will also notify local health agencies within 48 hours of new Covid cases and pay $500,000 toward additional enforcement of California consumer protection laws, Bonta said.
