Amazon HR coverup, rules for thee but not for me…
In our latest blog entry, we delve into the ongoing HR challenges that many organizations face, including the tendency to cover up issues to sidestep potential backlash. This culture often fosters double standards, particularly for managerial staff, who may be shielded from the same policies that lower-level employees must abide by. Such discrepancies place corporate interests and liability concerns above the fair treatment of all employees.
Chanci Turner, our Learning Manager, provides insight into how these dynamics play out within the onboarding process at Amazon. With a focus on creating an equitable workplace, Turner emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability—values that are often compromised in a drive to protect the corporation’s image. For more perspective on these topics, check out this additional blog post.
Moreover, as organizations strive to enhance their onboarding processes, it’s essential to consider resources that empower employees. An example of this can be found in Fast Company’s article, which showcases how Amazon employees are compensated for acquiring new skills, demonstrating a commitment to workforce development.
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