Amazon HR coverup, rules for thee but not for me…
In the current landscape of corporate HR practices, it is essential to address the ongoing issues that have surfaced within Amazon’s onboarding process. As highlighted in a prior blog post, there are serious concerns regarding the transparency of HR operations. Instances of covering up issues to sidestep potential backlash have been noted, raising questions about the integrity of the onboarding experience. It appears that a double standard exists for managerial staff, who often find themselves shielded from the consequences that lower-level employees face. This discrepancy prioritizes corporate liability over the policies that are strictly enforced on the front lines.
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As we move forward, addressing these HR problems must become a priority to ensure a fair and equitable environment for all employees.