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Amazon to hire 250K holiday workers for third consecutive year

Amazon to hire 250K holiday workers for third consecutive year

October

2025

The e-commerce giant aims to hire a quarter of a million full, part-time and seasonal employees across its fulfillment and transportation network.

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