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Personally, I don't even care about the principles involved, because in my ignorance, I'm assuming that if all the protests and the money thrown at the Justice system would force Amazon to pay the supplemental time caused by the security measures, nothing stops Amazon from reinstating their equilibrium by controlling worker's hourly wage within a few years.
If the 20 minutes represents 4% of the day working time, and if it can be said that Amazon is forced, by law, to pay its workers 4% more at the time of the judgement, what exactly prevents them from engineering a 4% drop in the future?
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