Amazon has removed adverts looking for union ‘spies’, BBC News reported. The initial title for the roles was ‘intelligence analysts’ but the company later said the wording « was not an accurate description of the role. »
Initially, Amazon indicated that it was standard practice for large businesses to employee people to carry out such activity. But overnight the adverts were withdrawn. Amazon later said: « The job post was not an accurate description of the role – it was made in error and has since been corrected. » Marianne Rawlins, principal at management consultancy Bradley Risk Management, told the BBC: « The job description implies labour spying, and that has been illegal in the US for 80 years. I expect that sadly it is pretty common among big corporations, but putting it is black and white for all the world to see looks like a mistake. »
Check It Out: Amazon Removes Adverts For Staff ‘Spies’

Pinkertons? Is this 2020 or 1920?