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And the Washington state Department of Labor and Industries cited Amazon in May for the hazardous working conditions at a warehouse in DuPont, calling out Amazon’s productivity targets and how they leave too little time for workers to recover from the strain of work. (The Washington Post)

Emotional distress damages are monetary damages that are designed to compensate you for emotional harm that you suffered. Let’s say for example that you had sleepless nights, or strains in your family relations, or reputational harm. (Zuckerman Law)

The bank also said it had modified its bonus policy so that eligible employees who wanted to make a career change under the strains and uncertainty of COVID-19, would be able to retain more deferred compensation than previously. (Reuters)

Kieron Bryan, a freelance journalist and one of six Britons among the 30 Greenpeace detainees, said that with all the uncertainty about whether or not they would be included in the amnesty, the past week had been hard to cope with: "We've all been feeling the emotional strain this week," he said from St Petersburg. (The Guardian)