Amazon is raising the minimum starting hourly wage for its full-time core operations employees in the United States to $20 per hour. This change, which represents a $1-per-hour increase for eligible staff, is being implemented ahead of the upcoming holiday shopping season.
The wage adjustment applies to employees performing core operations roles, such as packing. The company’s decision to increase compensation coincides with its preparation for the high-volume retail demands typically associated with the end-of-year holiday period.
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