· founded 1994
see the full file on Amazon warehouse & delivery| Hours a week to qualify | Amazon's US benefits book is banded by scheduled hours, and the band decides the offer: Class F is 40 hours a week, Class R is 30-39, Class H is 20-29. A fulfilment or transportation associate scheduled 20 hours a week is inside the benefits schedule (Class H); paid pregnancy and parental leave stop at Class R, so 30 hours a week is the line for family leave. Hawaii employees are on a separate schedule. |
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| Benefits while part-time | yes |
| Degree paid upfront | Career Choice, running since 2012, pre-pays tuition, Amazon pays the school rather than reimbursing you after you have paid, which is the difference between a benefit an hourly associate can use and one they cannot. Amazon's hourly hiring site states the funding covers regular full-time and part-time roles, for a bachelor's degree, industry certificates, a high school diploma or GED, and ESL certification. |
| No experience needed | For warehouse, driver and shopper roles Amazon asks for no resume and, in most cases, no interview — you pick a shift in the online application and book a new-hire appointment. Campus pickup point jobs are the exception and do want a resume. This applies to the hourly roles, not to corporate hiring. |
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