Amazon is taking away paid Covid-19 leave for unvaccinated workers, reports say

Amazon told staff a decline in Covid-19 cases across the US is a 'positive sign we can return to the path to normal operations.'

Thursday's memo also told workers they will no longer have to wear masks inside warehouses from Friday if they have been fully vaccinated and local regulations allow, according to the reports.

"There has been a sharp decline in Covid-19 cases across the country over the past weeks. Along with increasing vaccination rates across the country, this is a positive sign we can return to the path to normal operations," the memo said, per The Journal. Data from Johns Hopkins University showed this week that cases and hospitalizations have seen a sharp decline,

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