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The California Labor Commissioner's Office says it found 59,017 violations of the state's Warehouse Quotas law.
Officials investigated two Amazon warehouses in Southern California and found they "failed to provide written notice of quotas" Amazon has previously denied using fixed quotas at its warehouses.
Regulators and critics have specifically zeroed in on the pace of work requirements.
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