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How did Amazon celebrate Pride Month 2019?
Pride Month is always an exciting time at Amazon – and this year we had plenty on offer for LGBT+ employees and allies. -
Amazon named UK’s most popular employer by Glassdoor
Glassdoor, one of the world’s largest job and recruiting sites, published its inaugural report today on the UK’s most in-demand employers, with Amazon topping the ranking. -
What is a ‘Bar Raiser’ at Amazon?
Amazon is focused on hiring well, rather than hiring quickly. The Bar Raiser Programme is just one example of why our hiring process is unique. -
What is accessible design and why is it important?
Throughout May we were talking, thinking and learning about digital inclusion. Suzie Miller, Chair of Amazon’s People With Disabilities employee affinity group, explains why. -
What does it take to be a Safety Manager for Amazon?
Safety Manager at Amazon's Fulfilment Centre in Tilbury, Diego Sabella, shares his story of working at Amazon. -
Be inspired by the Amazon LGBT+ Reading Roadshow
This week Amazon kicked off the LGBT+ Reading Roadshow, a new initiative that brings literacy, diversity and inclusion together -
The king of culture: meet the boss who wants to change mindsets
Robert Burnett, UK Regional Health and Safety Manager at Amazon, on the importance of building a safety culture. -
Celebrating Amazon’s military veterans and reservists on Armed Forces Day
This week, Amazon is celebrating Armed Forces Reserves Day and Armed Forces Day by recognising Amazon’s military veterans and reservists who use their hard earned skills, training and experience to deliver for our customers. -
Leaders are not always the ones who shout the loudest
Ramat Tejani grew up in East London, not far from the office where she now works. Brought up to believe passionately in the power of education, she’s one of a team of female ambassadors bringing their desire to “help people be the best version of themselves” to an ambitious new initiative designed to encourage a wider range of voices in tech. -
Amazon Ranked #1 for LinkedIn 2019 Top Companies in the UK
Thanks to employees making Amazon a great place to work, we’re pleased to hear we've taken first place in the 2019 Linkedin Top Companies list in the UK. -
Our diverse economy needs innovative women
We are building on our existing diversity programmes to launch Amazon Amplify - a new programme designed to both further increase the number of women in tech and innovation roles across the UK business and help inspire the next generation of female innovators. -
Investing in the future of British talent
We’re announcing a new fully-funded apprenticeship programme, giving 1,000 new recruits and existing employees an exciting path to becoming Amazon’s future leaders, engineers and innovators.
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