Facing heavy fines, the company said it would keep its French warehouses closed through April 28 while it evaluates "the best way to operate in light of the decision."
April 24, 2020 at 04:27 PM
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Paris Correspondent
Amazon France on Friday lost its appeal of a court order to stop delivering nonessential items while it evaluates workers’ risks of coronavirus exposure in its six French warehouses, or face heavy fines.
Amazon said it would keep its warehouses closed through April 28 and keep its 10,000 workers at home on full pay while it evaluates “the best way to operate in light of the decision.”
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