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Amazon says will continue to invest in India despite shutting three verticals - Vimarsana News

Amazon says will continue to invest in India despite shutting three verticals

Responding to Business Today’s queries about shutting down of it's ed-tech, food delivery, and wholesale distribution network, an Amazon spokesperson said, “We remain committed to India and will continue to invest across those areas where we can bring value to our customers.”

Amazon Denies Layoffs in India, Says Some Left Firm Under 'Voluntary Disengagement Program' - Vimarsana News

Amazon Denies Layoffs in India, Says Some Left Firm Under 'Voluntary Disengagement Program'

Amazon told the Labour Ministry that some of the resignations were part Voluntary Separation Policy and no undue pressure is being put on employees.

Source: india.com
Amazon denies firing employees in India; next Labour Ministry hearing in 2-3 weeks - Vimarsana News

Amazon denies firing employees in India; next Labour Ministry hearing in 2-3 weeks

The Labour Ministry of India had summoned Amazon for a hearing regarding the company’s Voluntary Separation Program plan sent out to Indian employees. The hearing was attended by the company’s representatives but employee representatives could not attend the meeting and requested a postponement.

'Resign Voluntarily Within 5 Days': Amazon's Bizarre Diktat For Indian Employees Amid Mass Layoffs - Vimarsana News

'Resign Voluntarily Within 5 Days': Amazon's Bizarre Diktat For Indian Employees Amid Mass Layoffs

Amazon Layoff: If reports are to be believed, a section of employees mostly in the L1 to L7 band in the company's Amazon’s Experience and Technology team have received a note stating they are eligible for the company’s Voluntary Separation Program (VSP). 

Source: india.com
Amazon India says it has not sacked any employees in India - Vimarsana News

Amazon India says it has not sacked any employees in India

Amazon India currently employs more than 100000 workers in India and it has been trying to cut the workforce to reduce costs and expenses