Amazon said Wednesday it is seeking to hire another 33,000 people in tech and corporate positions next month.
According to the Associated Press, the retailer said in a statement that its rent is different from its typical seasonal employees before the holiday season.
Amazon is the only company to be hired as the business has improved during the epidemic. Delivery As demand for online delivery increased, the company saw its revenue and profits peaked in April and June.
The new locations will be based on the company’s various office fees across the country, including Seattle, New York, Denver and Phoenix. The company will start work from home with the new rent, but they want to eventually start working on office fees, said A.P.
Work is on the agenda for another headquarters planned in the Washington, D.C. area, Arden Williams, vice president of personnel development, told the AP.
Jane Oates, president of Nonprofit Working Nation and a former Labor Department official, told the AP that the company’s mind is also on its future.
“They’re not only looking for the job they need to do today, they’re also looking for what’s next,” he told the AP. The company recently said it plans to reorganize its 100,000 workers for jobs in tech departments by 2025.
However, the management of the epidemic company has not been without controversy. Chris Smalls, a former worker at Amazon’s Staten Island warehouse, claims he was fired for organizing a walkout in protest of workers’ lack of protection during the epidemic. The company claims that he was fired for coming to work even though he was infected with the virus and had to stay at home.
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