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How much does Amazon love dogs? Just ask one of the 6,000 pups that “work” here.
When it comes to company culture, Amazon is barking up the right tree. -
Meet our new recruits
As the coronavirus outbreak transformed our concept of ‘normality’, people from different walks of life had to put their business on hold. For many of them, a temporary role at Amazon has provided a welcome opportunity, and a way to step up at a challenging time. -
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. -
Behind the scenes with X-Ray
Find out about the feature that lets users access actor bios, trivia, bonus videos and photos, and more directly on screen. -
With Pride
Diversity as a resource: proudly introducing Glamazon, the Amazon affinity group dedicated to LGBTQ+ employees and allies. Together, they help make Amazon a more open and inclusive workplace every day. -
Apprentices at Amazon are creating their own opportunities
Elizabeth, Jonathon and Tomas. Three different stories, but one aspiration in common: the desire to accelerate their careers. They got a chance with Amazon’s apprenticeship programme. -
Unleashing creativity for children with cancer
Sending a message of encouragement to children suffering from cancer: in September, as a part of the Amazon Goes Gold initiative, FC associates took part in a creative video competition. The winning site, BHX4, will donate £40,000 to the European Society for Paediatric Oncology (SIOPE). -
Our logistics network, at your service
In these challenging times, we are leveraging our logistics capability to support the nation’s fight against the virus -
Beyond injury, achieving the extraordinary
After suffering serious injuries during a tour of duty, former Army Captain Tony Harris found fresh purpose in competitive sports, coaching leadership skills and a new career at Amazon -
“Writing a book about lockdown helped me cope with the crisis.”
As the Covid-19 pandemic hit, bestselling KDP author Suzy K. Quinn turned to writing to deal with her own feelings of anxiety and helplessness. She channelled those feelings into her new novel, and found it helped her cope with the new normal. -
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.
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