Amazon is reinstating pre-pandemic security measures, including metal detector screenings and phone registration, for its 750,000 hourly warehouse employees. This initiative aims to enhance security and deter theft as the company rolls out these measures across its U.S. facilities. Employees will need to pass through metal detectors upon leaving and register their phones for identification. The policy had previously been controversial, leading to lawsuits over time spent in lines for screenings. The company assures safety for employees and partners while recalling that such screenings were standard before the pandemic.
Under the new policy, employees will have to walk through a metal detector to leave Amazon warehouses to ensure that they haven't taken anything with them.
Amazon is reinstating a pre-pandemic policy bringing back metal detector screenings for its 750,000 U.S.-based hourly warehouse employees, per a new Bloomberg report.
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