- Amazon plays host to first ever LGBT+ Leaders STEM conference
- Friendships for life: A group of strangers who all found positivity at work
- Amazon named a Top 10 Inclusive Employer by British LGBT+ Awards
- Return to work after a career break with the AWS Returners Programme
- 1,808 UK charities receive Amazon product donations in 2019 through In Kind Direct
1,808 UK charities receive Amazon product donations in 2019 through In Kind Direct
In 2019, Amazon donated over £1 million to In Kind Direct – a charity which distributes new products donated by businesses to UK charitable organisations.
Amazon named a Top 10 Inclusive Employer by British LGBT+ Awards
Our place in the Top 10 recognises our long-term commitment to supporting members of the LGBT+ communities among our employees and customers.
Return to work after a career break with the AWS Returners Programme
Meet three Amazon employees who joined Amazon Web Services after taking time out
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Inside the Amazon Clicks & Mortar shop in Sheffield
For online business owners like Nicola, Oliver and Louise, Clicks and Mortar pop up shops backed by Amazon are an opportunity to meet customers in person and experience physical retail for the first time.
Amazon opens doors to newest corporate office in Manchester
We are opening our newest corporate office in central Manchester today, with capacity for 600 new roles, further expanding our presence in the North West.
The strength behind a smile
For our Amazon Fashion Production Manager, Balvinder, a cancer diagnosis became an opportunity to build mental resilience, find her true self and make a difference in other people’s lives.
How I started my own delivery business with Amazon’s help
Former Amazonian and Army Captain Ed Hattersley tells the story behind Warrior Logistics, the independent business he founded with the help of Amazon, and his commitment to helping veterans in their civilian transition.
Flexible working is important to Amazon employees
Flexible, part-time and remote working at Amazon helps our employees to embrace the challenge and chart their own path. We spoke to five employees who benefit.
Kindle: A Year in Review
As we approach the end of the year, we take a look back at some of the ways Kindle has helped innovate reading for both authors and consumers in the past 12 months.
How AWS runs on clean energy at no cost to EU consumers
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is committed to achieving 100% renewable energy usage for our global infrastructure. Here are some of the ways we worked towards this in 2019.
10 reasons Amazon was a great place to work in 2019
As we approach the end of 2019 and the start of a new decade, we take a look back at some of our biggest milestones from the past year.
Amazon’s Economic Impact in the UK
Amazon invests heavily in the UK – more than £18bn since 2010. The company employs 29,500 people across the country, contributed a total of £793m in UK tax in 2018, and pays its associates industry-leading pay.
BHF helps teach lifesaving CPR to drivers delivering Amazon parcels
Amazon is working with the British Heart Foundation and independent delivery companies to offer free CPR training for thousands of drivers.
5 female tech superstars working at Amazon
After Women in Tech announced Amazon as winner of this year’s Female Tech Employer of the Year Award in July, we caught up with some of our female tech employees who are leading the way in their fields.
Meet the African historical figures inspiring us this Black History Month
Members of Amazon’s Black Employee Network are celebrating Black History Month with the help of artist and illustrator Onyinye Iwu.
