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It's recommended to attach a CV, but if you don't have one, you can still apply. Just make sure you fill in a brief description of your background, experience (with dates of employment), educational achievements and skills. We need this information to evaluate candidates. Applications without this information won’t be considered. If you’re interested in a warehouse/associate position at an Amazon fulfilment centre, you don’t need a CV to apply. Learn more about the application process We follow federal requirements when we review CVs and only contact candidates we'd like to learn more about. Unfortunately, we're not able to make personal contact with everyone who submits a CV. To check your status, log in to your application profile and view the roles for which you’ve applied. Candidates for warehouse and Amazon fulfilment centre positions can check the status of their applications Yes, we often work with temporary employment agencies to hire contractors, temporary employees or freelancers. To learn about these opportunities, contact leading employment agencies in the cities where Amazon has a presence. We don’t provide listings for contractor, temporary or freelance positions on our site.

Amazon workers have voted to continue their campaign of industrial action for another six months in a dispute over pay. The GMB said its members based at the company’s site in Coventry backed more strikes by 99% on a turnout of 54%. Almost 800 Amazon Coventry workers are on strike today, with nearly 500 joining the picket line – the 19th day of industrial action. The workers are also in Parliament to meet MPs today, including members of the Shadow Cabinet. Government Ministers, including Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch, have been invited. Amanda Gearing, GMB senior organiser, said: “The vote for six more months of strike action at Amazon Coventry shows these workers are in for the long haul. “Almost 500 people on the picket line is incredible. “These workers are angry, they know their rights and they will not go away.” Last week, the union withdraw its bid for recognition at Amazon’s Coventry warehouse, accusing the shopping giant of “dirty tricks”. The union believed it had surpassed the number of members needed to secure recognition at the site – but claimed that Amazon had taken on 1,000 extra staff to scupper the bid. But Amazon said that any hiring that had taken place at the site was the result of normal business requirements. A spokesperson said: “At Amazon, we regularly recruit new team members, across the country and across the year, providing great new career opportunities for thousands of people and to meet customer demand. This year is no different.” More from...

Amazon is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status. For individuals with disabilities who would like to request an accommodation, please visit https://www.amazon.jobs/en/disability/us. We know that you care how we use information about you and we appreciate your trust in us to do that carefully and sensibly. Please consult our

You’ll be part of the Amazon warehouse team that gets orders ready for customers relying on Amazon’s services. Our fast-paced, active roles take place in various areas, including merchandise, make-on-demand, customer returns, and general fulfillment — in some cases for our super-fast (2-hour or less) delivery service.

Amazon workers have voted to continue their campaign of industrial action for another six months in a dispute over pay. The GMB said its members based at the company’s site in Coventry backed more strikes by 99% on a turnout of 54%. Almost 800 Amazon Coventry workers are on strike today, with nearly 500 joining the picket line – the 19th day of industrial action. The workers are also in Parliament to meet MPs today, including members of the Shadow Cabinet. Government Ministers, including Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch, have been invited. Amanda Gearing, GMB senior organiser, said: “The vote for six more months of strike action at Amazon Coventry shows these workers are in for the long haul. “Almost 500 people on the picket line is incredible. “These workers are angry, they know their rights and they will not go away.” Last week, the union withdraw its bid for recognition at Amazon’s Coventry warehouse, accusing the shopping giant of “dirty tricks”. The union believed it had surpassed the number of members needed to secure recognition at the site – but claimed that Amazon had taken on 1,000 extra staff to scupper the bid. But Amazon said that any hiring that had taken place at the site was the result of normal business requirements. A spokesperson said: “At Amazon, we regularly recruit new team members, across the country and across the year, providing great new career opportunities for thousands of people and to meet customer demand. This year is no different.” More from...

Amazon is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status. For individuals with disabilities who would like to request an accommodation, please visit https://www.amazon.jobs/en/disability/us. We know that you care how we use information about you and we appreciate your trust in us to do that carefully and sensibly. Please consult our

You’ll be part of the Amazon warehouse team that gets orders ready for customers relying on Amazon’s services. Our fast-paced, active roles take place in various areas, including merchandise, make-on-demand, customer returns, and general fulfillment — in some cases for our super-fast (2-hour or less) delivery service.

It's recommended to attach a CV, but if you don't have one, you can still apply. Just make sure you fill in a brief description of your background, experience (with dates of employment), educational achievements and skills. We need this information to evaluate candidates. Applications without this information won’t be considered. If you’re interested in a warehouse/associate position at an Amazon fulfilment centre, you don’t need a CV to apply. Learn more about the application process We follow federal requirements when we review CVs and only contact candidates we'd like to learn more about. Unfortunately, we're not able to make personal contact with everyone who submits a CV. To check your status, log in to your application profile and view the roles for which you’ve applied. Candidates for warehouse and Amazon fulfilment centre positions can check the status of their applications Yes, we often work with temporary employment agencies to hire contractors, temporary employees or freelancers. To learn about these opportunities, contact leading employment agencies in the cities where Amazon has a presence. We don’t provide listings for contractor, temporary or freelance positions on our site.

Amazon is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status. For individuals with disabilities who would like to request an accommodation, please visit https://www.amazon.jobs/en/disability/us. We know that you care how we use information about you and we appreciate your trust in us to do that carefully and sensibly. Please consult our

Amazon workers have voted to continue their campaign of industrial action for another six months in a dispute over pay. The GMB said its members based at the company’s site in Coventry backed more strikes by 99% on a turnout of 54%. Almost 800 Amazon Coventry workers are on strike today, with nearly 500 joining the picket line – the 19th day of industrial action. The workers are also in Parliament to meet MPs today, including members of the Shadow Cabinet. Government Ministers, including Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch, have been invited. Amanda Gearing, GMB senior organiser, said: “The vote for six more months of strike action at Amazon Coventry shows these workers are in for the long haul. “Almost 500 people on the picket line is incredible. “These workers are angry, they know their rights and they will not go away.” Last week, the union withdraw its bid for recognition at Amazon’s Coventry warehouse, accusing the shopping giant of “dirty tricks”. The union believed it had surpassed the number of members needed to secure recognition at the site – but claimed that Amazon had taken on 1,000 extra staff to scupper the bid. But Amazon said that any hiring that had taken place at the site was the result of normal business requirements. A spokesperson said: “At Amazon, we regularly recruit new team members, across the country and across the year, providing great new career opportunities for thousands of people and to meet customer demand. This year is no different.” More from...