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    A disabled warehouse worker says he was bullied and abused. A jury ordered to Amazon to pay him $1.2 million

    A former Amazon employee with Asperger's syndrome claimed he was bullied and abused by co-workers at a warehouse in San Bernardino, and the company did nothing when he spoke up. Co-workers called him "retard," "a waste of life," and one person asked why he was working there "if you can't do the job?" according to a lawsuit filed in court. A jury awarded the worker, Michael Kopp, $1.2 million ...
    by Salvador Hernandez, Los Angeles Times Nov 13, 2023 2 minutes
    The Amazon Fulfillment Center on Cyber Monday, Nov. 28, 2016, in San Bernardino, California.

    A former Amazon employee with Asperger's syndrome claimed he was bullied and abused by co-workers at a warehouse in San Bernardino, and the company did nothing when he spoke up.

    Co-workers called him "retard," "a waste of life," and one person asked why he was working there "if you can't do the job?" according to a lawsuit filed in court.

    A jury awarded the

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