Amazon VP Tim Bray Quits To Protest Employee Firings

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Published 05 May 2020

Amazon's vice president Tim Bray has quit his job at the online retail giant over the recent firing of several employees who criticized the company over Coronavirus safety measures.

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Amazon VP Tim Bray Quits To Protest Employee Firings

Amazon VP Tim Bray Quits To Protest Employee Firings

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