Millions are dependent on the efforts of persons paid an hourly wage.. (think delivery driver, fed ex, amazon, wal mart, grocery, etc etc) ..utterly beholden to their willingness to return to work day after day, placing self, and family at high risk so that we can sit at home and wait it out.
what's is poverty..is witnessing drivers going to door after door, with maybe a pair of gloves on, occasionally a mask...
(i just watched an amazon driver deliver a few doors away.... cheap blue mask, no gloves...)
and this from a company that profits billions annually..
such companies should in my opinion be 'sparing no expense' whatever...to safeguard their employees, at the expense of their margin. Period. They should all be looking like Hoffman in Outbreak...
what's is poverty..is witnessing drivers going to door after door, with maybe a pair of gloves on, occasionally a mask...
(i just watched an amazon driver deliver a few doors away.... cheap blue mask, no gloves...)
and this from a company that profits billions annually..
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such companies should in my opinion be 'sparing no expense' whatever...to safeguard their employees, at the expense of their margin. Period. They should all be looking like Hoffman in Outbreak...