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Obrien v. Amazon.Com Inc. et al
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4:22-cv-00348
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January 27, 2023
Amazon Beats Calif. Age Bias Suit Over Alleged Quotas
Amazon permanently defeated a terminated warehouse worker's putative class action accusing it of forcing arduous quotas that discriminate against employees older than 40, after a California magistrate judge ruled Friday the plaintiff still couldn't show any disparity in injuries of that age group compared to warehouse workers as a whole.
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January 19, 2023
Amazon Judge Says Age Bias Suit Uses 'Offensive' Stereotype
A California magistrate judge indicated Thursday she'll likely toss a proposed class action claiming Amazon imposed onerous work quotas that discriminate against workers over 40, saying the lawsuit's unsupported assumption that older workers suffer more injuries suggests a "stereotype and could be really offensive to people in their 40s and 50s."