With the arrival of winter in the United States and the increase in demand during the holiday season, Amazon announced on October 21 that it will hire 12,000 new employees in the state of Florida, as part of its national plan to incorporate 250,000 full-time, part-time, and temporary workers in transportation and distribution areas.
The company seeks to strengthen its operations in several regions of the state, such as Tampa, St. Pete, Clearwater, Lakeland, Winter Haven, and South Florida, including Jacksonville and Palm Bay, thereby generating thousands of job opportunities in the coming weeks.
The company also highlighted a salary increase of $1.50 additional dollars per hour, reaching an average salary of $22 dollars per hour for new employees. In addition, it offers attractive benefits such as flexible schedules, the possibility of becoming permanent employees, and opportunities for professional growth. The company has invested significantly in the state, with a total of $36 billion dollars since its arrival, which has generated 82,800 indirect jobs, thereby contributing to Florida's economic growth.
Job offers include comprehensive benefits, such as medical coverage, pension plans, and a program that covers university tuition and training courses for employees. For those interested in applying, Amazon has enabled its website for the hiring process and the option to register by sending the word NEWJOB to 31432 to receive job alerts. The company hopes that this campaign, which has already been successful in previous years, will continue to attract talent and contribute to the economic dynamism of the regions where it operates in Florida.
Amazon, one of the largest e-commerce corporations in the United States, offers job opportunities in various parts of the country, including Florida. On its job portal, the company posts available vacancies in the so-called "Sunshine State," along with the requirements and specific tasks for each position.
On Amazon's job page, there are currently many job offers for Florida. More than 30 for the city of Miami. Most of the positions belong to the corporate category, followed by logistics centers, remote work, and customer service. Additionally, the area with the highest recruitment demand is related to medicine, health, and safety.
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