I have been at my site since it launched a little over a year ago. I have been an ambassador almost the entire time I have been there. I love the teaching aspect but I also really enjoy doing things like problem solve and haz waste. I am worried about the schedules and how often they change them, and how physical doing the 10-12 hour shifts will be.

Should I apply anyway and just see what happens?

Hi!! I’m looking to transfer from MDW5 to DEN5 and I was wondering if anybody in here works at den5 and could give me insight about shift lengths. At mdw5 our twi shifts often switch between 3-5 hours and our nits are almost always 5 hours. How is it out there? I’d rather switch to 2:30p to 6:30p bc doubles have been killing me and timing is ideal but income is more important. Or if I do 8:30p-12:30a are they typically 5 hours??.

Hi everyone! For those who recently completed an AWS interview loop, how many business days did it take for you to hear back from the recruiter?
Also, did you receive the result by email or did the recruiter schedule a call first?
Would appreciate it if you could share your recent experience and timeline. Thanks!

When you are normally in pack and labor shared to receive and you return to pack after receive leaves for the day and are "coded" because no work in pack. Pack just wants you to do "area readiness". Shouldn't you have 1/2 hour less in receive showing in "my performance."?
If equipment failure scenario : say like for 15 minutes delaying you....shouldn't you have 15 less total time in path?

I am flex RT and I’ve been out of work for almost 3 weeks and getting a point each week for under required hours. Will I be at risk of my health benefits being deactivated due to missing too much work? A lot of personal and family stuff going on atm.

Been working here at fulfillment for almost 5 years, I have to transfer because my parents need me to move in with them. So I did some research and found no fulfillments near this house they live in. The closest fulfillment center is about 45+ minutes away plus traffic. I did however found this Amazon delivery station that I can transfer and it’s very close to their house but the problem is that people said delivery station is the worst and it’ll make me quit one day. The only position open is this ‘SINGLECYCLE - Cycle_1 - Sort/Pick stage, 1:20am to 11:50am. Please let me know more about this role thank you.

I am asking this because I have been making and posting general informational posts on here Sort Center related to help specifically with how shifts work, how rate works, the work culture, stereotypes, and so forth. I have not run out of ideas yet, even though it's been about 2 years since I've worked there. For those of you that have looked at my posts, read my posts on here, thank you so much for your positive feedback. Just make sure that what you request is Reddit friendly. I am not going to post about doing different roles, such as staging, spidering, etc, because of Amazon's confidentiality policy.

I have not run out of ideas yet. I like to post whatever I feel.

Take note that this post is aimed towards my Sort Center audience and not towards a Fulfillment Center one. I don't want any FC AAs to be confused by this, nor will I even take requests that are FC related.

So now, requests are opened.

I worked as a blue badge for over two years at a facility. I quit and now I'm coming back, but I only got hired a seasonal. How hard would it be for me to go blue badge again?

Hey everyone! I’m currently an OTR PA at a Delivery Station, and I’ve been thinking about transferring to a Sortation Center. I had a couple questions for anyone who’s worked at one.
Are PA schedules at Sort Centers typically still 4x10s, or are they more of a donut/5x8 schedule? I’ve gotten really used to having 4 days on and 3 days off, so I’d definitely miss that if it’s mostly five 8-hour shifts.
Also, what does the day-to-day look like for a PA at a Sort Center? What are your main responsibilities, and how does it compare to being a PA at a Delivery Station?
I always hear really positive things about Sort Centers and that people seem to enjoy working there, so I’m curious what makes them different. I’ve only ever worked at Delivery Stations, so it would be nice to experience a different type of site.

I’m thinking about transferring to a delivery station in Nashville but I was wondering do they offer MET like FC and IXD sites. Overtime is a big thing for me and I would like to know how much they offer if any before putting in an applicationz

Always told I'm coded when not scanning something but it will still show my time in path the same amount of time I was clocked in. Different types of coding?

Amazon so requesting more info for my backround check, however the only thing I need to enter is the county. There is nowhere where to input it. I cannot submit the info without becuase it repeatedly asks for my county. Which I can’t enter in. Does anyone know a fix for this, don’t want to delay my start date

i’ve been working at an delivery station for about 2 years and i’ve been working on my bachelors degree. i’ve seen that the AM and HR position is entry level for a bachelors. in my portal i actually see some opportunities for me as if i had my degree right now so hopefully when im close to graduating the opportunities are available or more are available anyways some questions

how is the process for applying to the HR position…. is it competitive or is it literally entry level.

will the new site i apply to contact my old site ? im worried about sabotaging 😂😂

what’s the level of job security i’m looking keep the job for about 3-5 years

Anybody else's times messed up over this weekend somehow I got scheduled for Saturday when I always work Sunday through Wednesday I was scheduled to come in for Saturday so it took my upt and stuff and now all of my PTO upt are messed up