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AWS partners with NPower to boost jobs for women of color in tech - Vimarsana News

AWS partners with NPower to boost jobs for women of color in tech

AWS joins Citi Foundation, Comcast NBCUniversal, Guardian Life, Netscout, Vodafone Americas Foundation, Tata Consultancy Services, World Wide Technology, and others in co-founding the program. AWS has appointed its head of global inclusion and DEI LaDavia Drane to the board. This is the second large diversity collaboration that it announced this month, as AWS also joined the Dream Collective to launch SheDares, an interactive learning program for women who want to change careers or return to the workforce. AWS has battled recent allegations of gender and race discrimination after corporate em...

Amazon's next CEO Andy Jassy defends company against racial bias reports in internal memo - Vimarsana News

Amazon's next CEO Andy Jassy defends company against racial bias reports in internal memo

Asa Mathat for Vox Media This story is part of a group of stories called Uncovering and explaining how our digital world is changing — and changing us. In the wake of a Recode investigation detailing allegations that Black workers face an unlevel playing field in Amazon’s corporate offices, the company’s future CEO defended Amazon while also acknowledging, “[W]e have a lot of work to do.” In an internal email on Monday addressed to leaders of Amazon’s Black employee affinity group that Recode viewed, Andy Jassy, who will replace Jeff Bezos as Amazon’s CEO later this yea...

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Amazon hit with pay equity, racial discrimination lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Amazon hit with pay equity, racial discrimination lawsuit

A wage disparity exists at the highest levels of Amazon, where Black executives make less than their white co-workers doing the same job, according to a new lawsuit. And while the retail giant has cornered the market on delivering goods to at-home shoppers, the company has also revolutionized discrimination in the form of “de-leveling,” a tactic that employs Blacks and Hispanics at a level ...

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