FBA-50 delivery limit exceeded! Amazon warehouses across the United States are on strike...

Amazon’s “limited replenishment” policy has recently caused sellers a lot of headaches. Many service providers are also selling “methods to break through the FBA-50 shipping limit” to friends!

How to break through the shipping restrictions? This morning, a big shot exposed this method to avoid being ripped off!

However, the above method is not 100% successful. According to everyone's feedback this afternoon, some people were stuck at the first step, and some were stuck at the second step! I don't know if it's different for each account, or if Amazon has already started to plug this loophole!

In addition, a seller revealed a method that does not require much speed. You can create a very small quantity in advance, and then open multiple web pages to create shipments and proceed simultaneously. There is also a chance of success!

Everyone please try it as much as possible. If there is any better method, you are welcome to submit it and the editor will share it in time!

In addition to the "FBA-50 shipping restriction" causing headaches for sellers, the following news is undoubtedly making things worse!

Beijing time, April 21st morning news, Amazon warehouse employees plan to hold a "large appeal" event this week, hoping that their current situation of insisting on working but lacking protective measures during the COVID-19 pandemic can attract outside attention.

According to the employee rights organization United for Respect, more than 300 Amazon employees in at least 50 warehouses have signed to join the protest. Employees participating in the event will strike across the United States starting on Tuesday and will continue throughout the week. Since workers are scheduled to work in different shifts at different times, the protest will continue for multiple days.

The employees demanded that Amazon "immediately close" the warehouse where the coronavirus outbreak occurred and provide testing and two weeks of pay during this period. They also called on Amazon to provide paid leave, ensure the safety of all Amazon colleagues, and cancel performance quotas "that make hand washing and disinfection measures impossible to implement," while also promising not to retaliate against protesting employees.

This protest is the first time that Amazon warehouse workers have demanded stronger COVID-19 protection measures across the United States. Prior to this, strikes have occurred at Amazon warehouses in Staten Island, New York, Detroit and Illinois.

During a strike march by JFK8 warehouse employees on Staten Island in New York City, a worker held up a sign that read "It's hard to shut down a business for a few weeks. But it's more painful to say goodbye to your loved ones forever!"

The main reason that prompted them to strike was that the workers believed that Amazon concealed the epidemic in the warehouse, and even the warehouse manager did not inform the workers that someone was sick. Without any disinfection measures, the workers were still expected to continue working!

These workers made several demands to Amazon: respect employees' right to know, shut down the warehouse for two weeks and carry out deep disinfection.

The final result was that Amazon fired the warehouse worker who organized the strike for violating social distancing regulations. The New York mayor then announced an investigation into the matter, and the state attorney general also asked the U.S. labor department to conduct a related investigation.

Amazon declined to comment on the strike scheduled for this week.

An Amazon spokesperson previously emphasized that the company has taken a series of measures to protect the safety of warehouse employees during the epidemic. Amazon has increased disinfection efforts in all warehouses and requires employees to disinfect their workstations at the beginning and end of their shifts. The company has also launched an employee temperature detection program and provided masks to employees. But employees are not buying this statement!

It is conceivable that if a nationwide strike at Amazon warehouses is officially implemented, FBA's delivery and receipt timeliness will be further reduced in the coming week!

There were restrictions on warehousing in the past and strikes in the warehouses in the future. For many sellers, out of stock is inevitable! In the current Amazon business, few sellers are able to forge ahead bravely and turn the tide. How to survive in desperate situations is a common problem that most sellers have to face!

Source: Cross-border K Circle