Amazon (AMZN) tests system for warehouse staff to track check-ins and labour costs, Business Insider reports

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Amazon (AMZN) tests system for warehouse staff to track check-ins and labour costs, Business Insider reports

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  • Amazon is testing Right Station Link, a wearable-device programme to track check-in and labour-hours data for indirect warehouse support roles
  • Internal documents said the system aims to improve labour tracking accuracy and reduce non-productive labour hours
  • The roles accounted for about USD 2.8bln of labour spending, or 85mln hours

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