Amazon, the leading Internet retailer, announced it is hiring over 300,000 people for seasonal, part-time, and full-time roles across its U.S. core operations network nationwide this holiday season.
Seasonal employees now earn an average of $20 an hour, and Amazon’s full-time core operations employees now earn a minimum starting wage of $20 an hour, while average hourly pay across our core operations workforce is nearly $24 an hour. When you include the value of company benefits, average total compensation exceeds $32 an hour.
Seasonal roles give people the opportunity to earn, work flexible schedules, and be part of the Amazon team during the busiest time of year. For some, it’s a job for the season. For others, it can lead to the start of a longer career at Amazon.
- Amazon is hiring over 300,000 people for seasonal, part-time, and full-time roles across its U.S. core operations nationwide this holiday season.
- Beginning January 1, 2027, eligible seasonal employees (who work at least 30 hours per week) will have access to healthcare coverage on their first day. Plan options start at $5 a week with $5 copays.
- Full-time operations employees start at a minimum of $20/hour, with average hourly pay reaching nearly $24. With benefits, average total compensation for full-time employees exceeds $32/hour.
- Seasonal employees earn an average of $20/hour, with access to a range of benefits and the opportunity to transition into full-time roles.
- New job opportunities will be posted weekly from October through December.
