As Amazon conducts its largest layoff, Amazon's HR boss sent an email to employees urging 'support and care' for those laid off
across retail and Alexa voice assistant divisions that started in November.
In her email, Galetti reiterated that most of the layoffs will affect the retail division and HR . Here's the full copy of her email:Today we took the difficult step of reducing roles across Amazon. While several teams are impacted, the majority of role eliminations are in our WW Amazon Stores business and our People Experience & Technology organization.
Conversations with impacted employees took place around the world today, and this morning, Pacific Time, notification messages were sent to all impacted employees in the U.S., Canada, and Costa Rica. We are providing impacted employees with a number of resources, and PXT leaders will host country-specific information sessions for the U.S. and Canada today while leaders are setting up meetings with each affected team member.
Our priority in the coming days is supporting those who are affected. To help with the transition, we are providing packages that include a separation payment, transitional benefits as applicable by country, and external job placement support. Please continue to show the support and care that I so often witness here at Amazon. This is a very difficult time, so we encourage you to reach out to My HR with questions and remember that our Employees Assistance Program is available 24/7 for free and confidential help.Subscribe to push notifications
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