"Scan QR codes and a worker, or a robot, will bring you those items" to be fair, Amazon doesn't understand the difference between those two things.,(reply>), @Drew Naylor exactly, each according to their labour each according to their need. Or as it can also be called luxury automated communism lol,(reply>), @Gabriel G how about both teachers and Amazon workers get paid more , that okay for you?,(reply>), @Literary Landslide Well I mustve worked in some weird ass amazon then, because Ive never heard of anything like that, yes people get told the % theyre working, but its completely normal to get 80 or 90% and nothing happens, some people only work for 80% and then they just chill and talk to other people,(reply>), @Gabriel G they are told to push themselves to the limit, to work as fast as possible or be fired, any seconds wasted is likely recorded &amp; they're flagged or fired. They prioritize the efficiency of their service over any safety standards &amp; don't provide sufficient benefits for it. People have gotten permanent back damage shortly after joining due to trying to keep up with those expectations, and Amazon does very little about it. That's why a lot of people say they treat humans like robots,(reply>), @Literary Landslide its only health hazard when you do stuff youre obviously not supposed to, you are warned about everything , EVERYTHING, to the point of annoying you about things you are not supposed to do or you get hurt, if you get hurt, its on you.