Amazon warehouse workers reveal their horror stories: Staff claim robots get better treatment, ex-con says it's worse than prison.

They need to stop treating people like robots. Let everyone work a their own pace instead of pushing them to meet ridiculous quotas.

Raymond Velez, worked from October 2018 to November last year.

He said he had to pack at a rate of 700 items per hour and that his colleagues were regularly fired for missing rates.

Velez told the Guardian: 'That's all they care about. They don't care about their employees.

'They care more about the robots than they care about the employees. I've been to Amcare [the company's on-site medical unit] a couple times for not feeling well, and you'd get an aspirin and sent back to work.'

Stower Ilya Geller claimed workers were being watched by surveillance cameras so managers can monitor their productivity rates.

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