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What the ‘Amazon Effect’ means for local companies, workers Corporate Storage forklift operator Kyle Hawkins works a shift Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, at the large warehouse on Atlanta Highway in Gainesville. - photo by Scott Rogers
While working full-time elsewhere, Jamila Brady took a seasonal job at Amazon to pick up some extra cash and pay off credit cards.
“It was hard work, but it was fun,” she said.
Eventually, she quit Amazon but soon realized she was “miserable” in her high-travel, pressure-filled job in software sales. She reapplied at Amazon even though it meant “a huge drop in pay.”
“I missed Amazon,” said Brady, who holds a supervisory job at the Amazon delivery station that opened last year off Lanier Islands Parkway in South Hall. “I missed the environment, the fun we were having.”
Media Credit: Danielle Towers | Staff Photographer
On-campus students whose roommates test positive for COVID-19 have the option to move into empty rooms on campus, but no student used the option last semester, a University spokesperson said.
With residence halls filling up with doubles and some quads last month, students said they’ve had to either quarantine with roommates positive for COVID-19 or move into empty units to avoid catching and spreading the disease.
Since the fall semester, students who test positive for COVID-19 have been required to self-isolate for at least 10 days without leaving their assigned unit, while they receive mental health services and essentials like meals and groceries from nearby staff members. But with more students living together this spring, officials and students said some roommates who might be exposed to the virus are quarantining in separate rooms to cut down on transmission across campus.