Amazon offering ‘full support’ of employee injured in New Orleans terror attack [Video]

Amazon says it has offered its “full support” to an employee who was injured in the New Orleans terrorist attack, after the victim told the press she had been denied time off to recover and feared she would need to find a new job.

The company and founder Jeff Bezos were hit with harsh criticism on social media Friday morning, over a report from NOLA.com about Amazon worker Alexis Scott-Windham, who survived after being hit by the truck driven through a crowd on Bourbon Street and was also shot in the attack that occurred in the early hours of New Year’s Day.

The outlet reported that Scott-Windham, a mom from Mobile, Alabama, still has a bullet lodged in her foot.

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“She’ll need to return to an orthopedist in two weeks to check on her foot,” NOLA.com reported. “But the Amazon warehouse where she works denied her request for …