Your desensitised hot take of 'well this stuff just happens' is appalling in a number of ways and is exactly the attitude that trickles down through businesses when it's someone else that's stuck at the thin edge of the wedge.
I can't see that in article (and I'm native Polish speaker). Article says that man told manager about his symptoms and manager instantly walked with him to paramedical team, instead of calling them. People in article say that it was "culpable mistake".
Yes, it was a mistake, but it's unlikely that it resulted in death of that man.
I heard similar opinions about Amazon warehouses in Poland, but it's anecdotal evidence and shouldn't be used instead of statistics.
That warehouse certainly didn't have robots to bring us our packages for scanning by laser gun either.
Did any of your colleagues die of overworking?
Friend of the family mopped of a colleague after a barrel of acid dropped from the top rack and split at the top of the forklift cab.
It's naive to think your priviledged situation applies to everyone, especially to amazon warehouse workers.
2 weeks later after not coming in on time I handed in my notice, got yelled at. They asked for more notice, gave it to them, last day, they said it was alright to not come in on time.