An Amazon job listing for an operations manager in Hyderabad has drawn significant criticism for its requirement that employees must 'stand/walk for up to 12 hours during shifts'. This role, within Amazon's Rapid Asset Deployment (RAD) center, also demands physical tasks such as lifting up to 49 pounds and working night shifts, which many consider excessive for a managerial position. The listing has ignited discussions on social media, with users expressing outrage and suggesting that such demanding conditions reflect a broader issue within Amazon's global operations. Critics argue that the problem extends beyond India, citing similar labor practices in other countries. In response to concerns about worker conditions, Amazon has been expanding its Project Ashray, which provides air-conditioned rest stops for delivery partners. Despite these measures, a survey revealed that 75% of Amazon workers in India reported requiring medical attention due to heat exposure, raising alarms about safety in operational environments. Investigations have also linked Amazon's productivity targets to higher injury rates among workers, emphasizing the need for improved working conditions.