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Amazon Tells Staff To Be Back In The Office Five Days A Week
In his memo, Mr Jassy wrote that he expects the employees to adhere to the new policy beginning January 2, 2025.
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US Man Disguises Himself As Amazon Worker, Steals $35,000 In Robbery Spree
A burglar who disguised himself as an Amazon delivery worker has ripped off $35,000 in jewellery and valuables, including cash stashed for a 12-year-old, during a robbery spree in New York City that has been going on for months.
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"Blew Us Away": Ex Amazon Recruiter Reveals The Most Shocking Thing She Saw On Resume
A former Amazon recruiter with about 20 years of experience in recruiting has revealed the most shocking thing she ever saw in a resume.
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Amazon Employee Fired After He Complained About Lifting Heavy Boxes On TikTok
The video in question was posted on December 6 where he said that he worked an extra shift and was given the job of a picker at Amazon warehouse.
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Amazon To Block Employee Promotions Who Don't Return To Office: Report
The company told managers that a higher office-to-home ratio is a must for employees who wish to advance in their careers.
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Amazon Still Seems Hell Bent on Turning Workers Into Robots - Here’s a Better Way Forward
Amazon has seen hundreds of workers strike at its Coventry warehouse in the UK, as employees push back against long hours and a surveillance system that records the time taken to do each task, as well as going to the toilet. Here's how Amazon can improve work quality without turning its workers into robots.
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JPMorgan Chase Is Restricting Employees From Using ChatGPT
After Amazon and several US Universities, JPMorgan Chase becomes the latest organisation to limit the use of chatbots in the workplace.
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Amazon Employee From US Wins Lottery Twice In A Row
The 56-year-old man won the lottery after he bought a scratch card at a liquor store.
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Amazon to Cut Jobs in US, Canada, Costa Rica as Part of Mass Layoffs
As part of its plan to cut 18,000 jobs company-wide, Amazon will be laying off employees in the US, Canada, and Costa Rica by the end of Wednesday. The layoffs are the latest in the U.S. technology sector, with companies cutting their bloated workforce and slashing costs to reverse pandemic-era excesses and prepare for a worsening global economy.
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HP to Lay Off 6,000 Employees in Next Three Years in Cost Cutting Plan
Hewlett Packard (HP) plans to cut thousands of jobs over the next three years as the slumping world economy continues to embroil the US tech sector. With the layoff of as many as 6,000 employees, the global PC maker said it aimed to secure $1.4 billion in annual savings through 2025.
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Amazon Increases Hourly Wages for US Warehouse, Transportation Workers Ahead of Peak Gifting Season
Amazon on Wednesday announced that it had raised the average hourly pay for warehouse and transportation workers in the US to $19 (roughly Rs. 1,560). According to Amazon, the pay hikes will cost the company $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,200 crore) crore over the coming year. The e-commerce giant's decision comes ahead of the peak gifting season in the...
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Apple Prohibits Caste-Based Discrimination With Update in Employee Conduct Policy
Apple emerges as an early leader in policies to rid Silicon Valley of caste-based discrimination. Apple updated its general employee conduct policy about two years ago to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of caste. Inclusion of caste as a category goes beyond the US discrimination laws, which do not explicitly ban casteism. Several co...
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Shopify Lays Off 10 Percent Staff as Shopping Boom Fades Post COVID Pandemic
Shopify has decided to lay off 10 percent employees, as the shopping boom that started in COVID pandemic has started to fade gradually. Shopify has also become one among the US tech firms, including Amazon and Facebook, that are experiencing paused hirings or staff cut.
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Amazon Issued 13,000 Disciplinary Notices at Single US Warehouse, States Court Filing
Amazon’s internal documents reveal how the company measured workers’ performance in minute detail and issued more than 13,000 so-called “disciplines” in a single US warehouse alone, according to one lawyer for Amazon. The facility had about 5,300 employees around that time. In its statement, Amazon said these write-ups did not accurately re...
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Amazon Accused of Violating US Labour Law After Union Supporters' Arrests
A group of Amazon workers seeking to form a union in New York filed a charge with US labour regulators after a high-profile organiser and a pair of employees were arrested outside a company warehouse.
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Amazon Tells Staff To Be Back In The Office Five Days A Week
In his memo, Mr Jassy wrote that he expects the employees to adhere to the new policy beginning January 2, 2025.
-
US Man Disguises Himself As Amazon Worker, Steals $35,000 In Robbery Spree
A burglar who disguised himself as an Amazon delivery worker has ripped off $35,000 in jewellery and valuables, including cash stashed for a 12-year-old, during a robbery spree in New York City that has been going on for months.
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"Blew Us Away": Ex Amazon Recruiter Reveals The Most Shocking Thing She Saw On Resume
A former Amazon recruiter with about 20 years of experience in recruiting has revealed the most shocking thing she ever saw in a resume.
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Amazon Employee Fired After He Complained About Lifting Heavy Boxes On TikTok
The video in question was posted on December 6 where he said that he worked an extra shift and was given the job of a picker at Amazon warehouse.
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Amazon To Block Employee Promotions Who Don't Return To Office: Report
The company told managers that a higher office-to-home ratio is a must for employees who wish to advance in their careers.
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Amazon Still Seems Hell Bent on Turning Workers Into Robots - Here’s a Better Way Forward
Amazon has seen hundreds of workers strike at its Coventry warehouse in the UK, as employees push back against long hours and a surveillance system that records the time taken to do each task, as well as going to the toilet. Here's how Amazon can improve work quality without turning its workers into robots.
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JPMorgan Chase Is Restricting Employees From Using ChatGPT
After Amazon and several US Universities, JPMorgan Chase becomes the latest organisation to limit the use of chatbots in the workplace.
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Amazon Employee From US Wins Lottery Twice In A Row
The 56-year-old man won the lottery after he bought a scratch card at a liquor store.
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Amazon to Cut Jobs in US, Canada, Costa Rica as Part of Mass Layoffs
As part of its plan to cut 18,000 jobs company-wide, Amazon will be laying off employees in the US, Canada, and Costa Rica by the end of Wednesday. The layoffs are the latest in the U.S. technology sector, with companies cutting their bloated workforce and slashing costs to reverse pandemic-era excesses and prepare for a worsening global economy.
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HP to Lay Off 6,000 Employees in Next Three Years in Cost Cutting Plan
Hewlett Packard (HP) plans to cut thousands of jobs over the next three years as the slumping world economy continues to embroil the US tech sector. With the layoff of as many as 6,000 employees, the global PC maker said it aimed to secure $1.4 billion in annual savings through 2025.
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Amazon Increases Hourly Wages for US Warehouse, Transportation Workers Ahead of Peak Gifting Season
Amazon on Wednesday announced that it had raised the average hourly pay for warehouse and transportation workers in the US to $19 (roughly Rs. 1,560). According to Amazon, the pay hikes will cost the company $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,200 crore) crore over the coming year. The e-commerce giant's decision comes ahead of the peak gifting season in the...
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Apple Prohibits Caste-Based Discrimination With Update in Employee Conduct Policy
Apple emerges as an early leader in policies to rid Silicon Valley of caste-based discrimination. Apple updated its general employee conduct policy about two years ago to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of caste. Inclusion of caste as a category goes beyond the US discrimination laws, which do not explicitly ban casteism. Several co...
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Shopify Lays Off 10 Percent Staff as Shopping Boom Fades Post COVID Pandemic
Shopify has decided to lay off 10 percent employees, as the shopping boom that started in COVID pandemic has started to fade gradually. Shopify has also become one among the US tech firms, including Amazon and Facebook, that are experiencing paused hirings or staff cut.
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Amazon Issued 13,000 Disciplinary Notices at Single US Warehouse, States Court Filing
Amazon’s internal documents reveal how the company measured workers’ performance in minute detail and issued more than 13,000 so-called “disciplines” in a single US warehouse alone, according to one lawyer for Amazon. The facility had about 5,300 employees around that time. In its statement, Amazon said these write-ups did not accurately re...
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Amazon Accused of Violating US Labour Law After Union Supporters' Arrests
A group of Amazon workers seeking to form a union in New York filed a charge with US labour regulators after a high-profile organiser and a pair of employees were arrested outside a company warehouse.
