A French court on Tuesday ordered Amazon to limit its deliveries to essential goods. 🔐
PARIS — A French court on Tuesday ordered Amazon to limit its deliveries to essential goods until it can properly assess the risk to its employees from the coronavirus pandemic, French media reported.
The union had described the situation as a “sanitary and social bomb.” Amazon has insisted throughout that it has taken measures to ensure the safety of its workers. The company contested Tuesday’s ruling. “Nothing is more important than the safety of our employees. Over the last four weeks in France we’ve deployed an additional 127,000 packs of wipes, more than 27,000 liters of hand sanitizing gel, as well as over 1.5 million masks to our sites.
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