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"Employees at brand X filed complaints, and a prompt OSHA investigation found no violations and a safe working environment" is maybe not the super devastating journalism these kiddos think it ishttps://twitter.com/CaseyNewton/status/1206963278880002048 …
I don't really know why the Verge is trying *so* hard to kill Away (and get the credit for it) — maybe taking down a business really is the way to get street cred in the industry now? But "retail employees in NYC reported seeing a mouse" just ain't it
The story was stronger when you guys left it at "hey, this CEO is *super* bitchy."
For once, I have nary a horse in this race — I don't know anyone involved with Away or the Verge, don't consider Away tech or even tech-adjacent, and my overpriced luggage of choice is Delsey — which makes it even easier for me to fully enjoy how incredibly stupid this is
Every time I think the Verge might be legit, I remind myself that it's Vox's tech division and laugh.
Clown car that fell into a gold mine
Unsafe levels of chemicals that they tested for. Paint fumes are pretty nasty, and OSHA inspections in some industries are a joke.
Not sure where you’re getting that the investigation concluded it was a “safe working environment.” The Slack message just says no violation of OSHA limits. If employees were wearing company provided gas masks and throwing up in the bathroom, it probably was a legitimate issue.
Their operations were handled like shit (something Korey was supposedly adept at?). Its a good story about a craptastic leader and a reminder of how great most of our employers are.
In other news, remember when @verge was journalism instead of editorials and affiliate ad $$?
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