Alexa voice assistant and Kindle e-reader, highlighting the e-commerce company’s efforts to trim its corporate workforce.“As part of our ongoing work to make our teams and programs operate more ...

A second boycott against Amazon and its affiliated businesses will be held from May 6 through May 12 as some shoppers protest what they call corporate greed, companies that have rolled back their ...

Amazon corporate workers are headed back to the office five days a week, the company’s CEO said Monday. CEO Andy Jassy published his memo to employees, highlighting ” a couple changes we’re ...

The CEO states he wants to strengthen the corporate culture and give employees until January 2 to adhere to this new policy. Employees do have the option of requesting an exemption, but it must be ...

Amazon revamps its compensation to reward its best employees, aligning with Big Tech trends of performance prioritization and cost control.

The ZeroOne team, spread across Seattle, San Francisco and Sunnyvale, California, is focused on both hardware and software ...

Sept. 17 (UPI) --Amazon CEO Andy Jassy told corporate staffers in a memo on Monday that they needed to return to the office five days a week by Jan. 2. Workers in Amazon's corporate office have ...

He aims to establish Amazon as "the world's largest startup." Jassy implemented a "bureaucracy tipline," enabling staff members to report any pointless procedures hindering their productivity from ...

(GeekWire File Photo / Kurt Schlosser) Amazon continues to take a cautious hiring approach with its corporate workforce, following years of huge headcount growth. The company’s corporate ...

In a recent survey of 800 Amazon corporate employees, significant concerns have emerged regarding the company’s leadership and its environmental practices. The survey, which included both ...

Photo by Rebecca J. Barnabi. Early next year. That’s when Amazon wants corporate employees to stop remote and hybrid work and return to five-day work weeks in the traditional office environment.

Amazon.com Inc. is laying off dozens of people in its communications department, the latest culling of the corporate workforce amid executives’ efforts to cut costs and reduce bureaucracy.