a report released Wednesday from the union coalition Strategic Organizing Center, which relies on data submitted by Amazon to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The agency found that many Amazon jobs involve "repetitive motions, lifting, carrying, twisting, and other physical work" and said workers are required to perform these tasks "at such a fast pace that it increases the risk of injury. " Shortly afterward, Amazon rolled out WorkingWell, a series of programs designed to prevent workplace injuries in its warehouses by encouraging stretching and healthy eating habits, among other things