Amazon's EU Head Resigns After French Court Orders To Limit Deliveries

com Inc's vice president of the European Union segment, Roy Perticucci, has stepped down, the company confirmed on Wednesday.

Perticucci joined in 2013, according to his profile on LinkedIn, and his departure comes at a time when the company is planning to close its warehouses in until at least early next week.

A French court has ordered to limit its deliveries to essential goods, to limit the risk of a contagion at its six warehouses across the country, which employ 10,000 permanent and interim workers.

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Some worker unions have been calling for the complete closure of Amazon's activities in France, or at the very least a clamp-down, after raising concerns over the health standards at its shipping sites.

The pandemic, which has kept people confined to their homes, has boosted demand for online orders.

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