Amazon cracks down on an alarming workplace trend
When Amazon previously required metal-detector screening during the pandemic, it allegedly caused logjams at some facilities.
Amazon will step up efforts against potential theft by warehouse employees
Amazon is cracking down on warehouse theft — by its own employees.
Amazon to Resume Worker Theft Screening, Request Phone Details
Amazon.com Inc. will resume metal-detector screening for employees leaving its warehouses — a theft-prevention measure ...
From fulfillment center to hardware engineer: How one Amazon employee transformed his career
Phuong Le was ready for a change. He graduated from San Jose State University in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in design ...
Amazon Brings Back Controversial Anti-Theft Metal Detector Screenings for Employees: 'Make Our Facilities More Safe and Secure'
Metal detector screenings aren't new at Amazon warehouses — they were the norm before the pandemic. But they were ...
Amazon HR exec weighs in on hiring, DEI and unionization in Arizona warehouses
Amazon is Arizona's third-largest employer. Here's an exclusive insight into how the giant online retailer keeps its many ...
Amazon Defends 401(k) Forfeiture Usage From Would-be Class Suit
Litigation challenging how Amazon.com Services LLC uses forfeited money in its employees’ 401(k) plan “runs afoul of decades ...
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New Capability of Amazon Q in QuickSight Makes Every Employee Their Own Data Analyst
AMZN), today announced that Amazon Q in QuickSight unlocks the ability for any employee to perform expert-level data analysis using natural language. The new scenarios capability of Amazon Q in ...
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy to employees at Town Hall: We are changing how we do promotions
Amazon's CEO Andy Jassy has announced a shift in the company's promotion strategy, focusing on smaller, efficient teams ...