Why Amazon Says it can Fill 1,000 Jobs in Clay; Here’s What You Need to Know to Work There
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Clay, N.Y. — Amazon says it expects no trouble filling 1,000 full-time jobs at its huge distribution center opening this fall near Syracuse, despite a local and national shortage of willing workers.
Here’s why — and what you need to know if you want one of those jobs.
Heather Fogarty, staffing team leader at the e-commerce giant, said the company plans to begin hiring late this summer in advance of the $350 million facility’s fall opening in Clay. The jobs will be listed here: www.amazondelivers.jobs.
Aimee Durfee, director of workforce innovation at CenterState, said the organization has been working to connect Amazon with about 40 workforce development and community groups that serve underemployed people in Syracuse. The groups include CNY Works, JobsPlus!, Peace Inc., Helio Health and On Point for College.
“For us, it’s a way to get people into these good wage opportunities, into these kinds of career advancement opportunities,” Durfee said.
Read the full article on syracuse.com, here.
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