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On today’s episode, Dooner and The Dude talk about Amazon facing increased pressure to release coronavirus infection numbers after another warehouse employee died, HOS rule changes, and surprising consumer confidence numbers.
They’re joined by special guests – Todd Fain, President, Recon Logistics; Carly Reeves, AVP, Marketing, TriumphPay; Matthew Milewski, Connected Vehicle Marketing Director, Navistar; Ingrid Brown, Owner/Operator, Rollin’ B
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Stephen Webster
In Ontario Canada the medical costs have been huge for treatment of amazon health care before C 19 . Amazon and certain meat packing plants should have to pay all medical bills for their workers and 70 percent of their wages for time off work and in the event of long term disability or death 70 percent of the wage index to inflation until age 65. The taxpayers and nonprofit groups with the cuts by the government of Ontario are not providing enough to these people and some are expiring.