Yes, a bit cheeky to publish on the Kindle But if
the book does well, they might pay a bit more tax. Maybe.
Many of the 50 ideas in the book refer to
Amazon’s treatment of its warehouse workers, whose toilet breaks are limited
and timed; I suggest applying similar rules to shareholder
meetings. Other thoughts focus on Amazon's steady march towards becoming the
biggest retailer on Earth.
Toilets and world
domination - always good for a laugh.
There are various suggestions for “consumer disobedience” and other ways to solve the tax issue:- dressing up as a tax inspector and hanging around Amazon’s offices,
- incentivising them by re-naming the river Trent as ‘The Amazon’
- setting up barrage balloons on the roof of your house to interfere with deliveries by Amazon drones.
The
e-book is short, so it's priced low at £1.15 / $1.93. (Also I don’t want this putting me in a
higher tax bracket.)
See the book online on the Amazon
UK Kindle store, and the US one.
Also available in other e-reader formats at Apple, Kobo, Barnes and Noble etc.
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