Amazon fined by labour inspection in Valencia

Recently, the Labor Inspectorate has imposed a fine on Amazon in Valencia for the irregular assignment of employees, with a penalty of up to 187,515 euros. The inspection was carried out at the Picassent logistics center in Valencia at the request of the Transport, Communication and Trade Union. The news was reported on the Xataka website with details about the violation and the amount of the fine.

According to information provided by the Labour Inspectorate, Amazon was fined for failing to comply with labour regulations regarding the assignment of employees and their working conditions at the Picassent logistics centre. Irregularities were found in the hiring, working hours and breaks of workers, which led to the imposition of the fine.

The fine imposed on Amazon amounts to 187,515 euros, reflecting the seriousness of the irregularities found during the inspection. This sanction serves as a reminder to all companies, including e-commerce giants such as Amazon, of the importance of complying with labour regulations and ensuring fair working conditions for their employees.

It is essential that companies respect the labour rights of their employees and comply with current labour laws and regulations. The Labour Inspectorate plays a crucial role in supervising and ensuring compliance with these regulations, ensuring that workers are treated fairly and with dignity in their workplaces.

In short, the fine imposed on Amazon in Valencia by the Labour Inspectorate is a reminder of the importance of complying with labour regulations and ensuring fair working conditions for employees. We hope that this sanction serves as a wake-up call for all companies, reminding them of the importance of respecting the labour rights of their employees at all times.