Amazon to experiment with 30-hour week

Online retailing giant Amazon is to experiment with a 30-hour working week.
Tue, 30 Aug 2016

Online retailing giant Amazon is to experiment with a 30-hour working week.

The Washington Post reports members of Amazon’s technical team working a shorter week would earn 75% of what their 40-hour counterparts earn, but with the same benefits package. 

The pilot programme would include managers working reduced hours. 

Amazon already employs part-time workers that share the same benefits as full-time workers. 

Recruiter contacted Amazon to find out if the firm plans to roll out similar programmes in the UK but had not heard back by deadline.

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