Amazon, New Orleans

Amazon Employee Injured in New Orleans Attack Was Initially Denied Leave. Here's What Happened
Alexis Scott-Windham said she was hit by a truck and shot in the foot during the New Year's Day attack on Bourbon Street.
Amazon gives New Orleans attack survivor paid time off after first denying her request
A Bourbon Street attack survivor was granted time off from her job at an Amazon distribution facility after the denial of her initial request generated a heap of online criticism
Did Amazon Deny Time Off for Woman Shot in New Orleans Attack? What We Know
Windham, 23, of Alabama will receive paid time off from her job at Amazon after being injured in the New Year's Eve New Orleans attack.
Amazon Reverses Time Off Denial For Employee Injured In New Orleans Attack
In an interview with the New Orleans Advocate published Thursday, Alexis Scott-Windham of Mobile recalled surviving the attack and shared her worries about finding a new job after her leave of absence from the warehouse where she worked was denied.
Amazon offering 'full support' to employee injured in New Orleans terror attack
Amazon says it has offered its "full support" to a warehouse employee who is recovering after being injured in the New Year's Day terrorist attack in New Orleans.
Amazon denies New Orleans truck attack victim's request for leave of absence: report
A woman who was seriously injured in the New Year's Eve truck attack in New Orleans says that the Amazon warehouse where she works has denied her request for a leave of absence. In an interview with The New Orleans Advocate,
Amazon Worker Injured in New Orleans Attack Will Get Paid Leave After All
A woman who was hit by a truck and shot on New Year’s Day in New Orleans was initially denied paid leave by Amazon. The company says that was a misunderstanding.
Amazon Employee Hit By The Bourbon Street Attacker Was Reportedly Denied Her Time Off Request To Recover From Her Injuries
She suffered from multiple fractures and a bullet wound in her foot, yet Amazon refused to allow her time away to process the traumatic experience.
Amazon reverses course, grants time off to Bourbon Street survivor
A Bourbon Street attack survivor has been granted time off from her job at an Amazon distribution facility after the denial of her initial request generated a heap of online criticism about the ecommerce giant.
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Details on the deadly attack in New Orleans. And, Amazon workers return to the office
The attack in New Orleans left at least 15 people dead and dozens more injured. Here's what we know so far about the driver ...
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Amazon offers Alabama woman injured in New Orleans terror attack full pay, counseling
An Alabama woman who was injured during the New Year’s Day attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans will receive full pay from her employer while she recovers. Amazon, the online retail giant ...