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> Why aren't they? Do you have evidence they aren’t? I was under the impression Amazon warehouse logistics employees had extremely high turnover (averaging les
by thephyber 5y ago
> Why aren't they?
Do you have evidence they aren’t? I was under the impression Amazon warehouse logistics employees had extremely high turnover (averaging less than 1 year).
I suspect I agree with you that logistics workers realize they are on a lower rung of the ladder and are willing to work for less compensation. I suspect much of janitorial and security staff in Amazon HQ probably have no access to stock options either.
- a3n 5y ago> I suspect much of janitorial and security staff in Amazon HQ probably have no access to stock options either. It's likely that security and janitorial are 3rd party contractors and have no access to anything available from Amazon whatsoever.
- simfree 5y agoAmazon's security works for Securitas at the Seattle campus, and turnover is extremely high as they try shenanigans like "Cover the Alarm Panel, do entryway guarding at the main entrance at the same time (despite both requiring 24/7 physical presence and not being in the same area of the building)". Amazon has very high security staffing requirements compared to most other Seattle companies. Absolutely bonkers IMO