Amazon cuts workers' $2 hazard pay as coronavirus continues spread - Business Insider

Amazon drops $2 coronavirus pay rise for warehouse workers as CEO Jeff Bezos' fortune nears $150 billion

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But for some, the danger inside warehouses seems far from abating, and a lack of communication from management makes them fearful that the danger level could be higher than they know. "[Their] policy is to wait and see who gets infected, report it via text or call and carry on with business as usual. It's sad," they added.

The Indiana worker told Business Insider that in their warehouse managers are offering voluntary time off or "VTO."

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