NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 8月22日 22時14分

16 UPS employees told @NBC News they have suffered heat illnesses this summer, including convulsing, fainting, and heat-induced kidney failure. Last month, our investigation revealed that more UPS employees were hospitalized for serious heat-related injuries between 2015 and 2018 than any other company in the country except the US Postal Service. UPS does not air condition most of its warehouses or its brown delivery trucks, whose cargo areas can reach 150 degrees, drivers said. Read more at the link in our bio.
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karkoskafrank Ah yes, corporate America profits above any costs to workers!!! Let's have even more deregulation and greed across America. For more of the same! Meanwhile, the rich and corporations amass more to the 32 trillion dollars in 70 offshore banks!!! No wonder we can't have nice things in society!

deeneeceedee Sounds like they need to better train their employees on how to stay hydrated and prevent heat illness. There are a LOT of jobs that don’t have air condition available. It isn’t just UPS. Do we need to start providing AC for landscapers, oil field workers, etc. too?

jon_athinais And they still work. Do a strike and close all warehouses and no one enter the cargo cars. 3 days out of work and you will get a whole new board to face with much more flexibility for the workers problems.

ritaburns74 It's almost impossible to air condition UPS delivery trucks. The fuel bills would put them out of business. How about loosening the delivery timelines and times at each stop? 2 minutes per stop?

ebbyrosegarden So many negative comments,no one knows how the drivers feel unless your in that situation.Thay deserve better.

keylesschuck Lies. No areas reach 150 degrees inside 🙄 and BTW if you dont like the work, dont take the job ❄️ ❄️ 🐑🐑😂

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