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Old 12-11-2014, 11:35 PM   #65
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My guess is that Amazon executives put the search requirement into their worker services contracts from the start. Do you have any evidence that Amazon ever had a high, or even average, level of shrinkage by US retail standards?
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I think I have figured it out.

Really, Amazon is spending all this money for the giggles, because they like being mean to their workers. There wasn't any theft, that was just an excuse.

Okay, I'm convinced. Amazon SHOULD be paying them wages, if part and parcel of working for Amazon is to sit through these inscrutable psychology experiments.

I wonder how much the APA is paying for this?
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