Amazon HR coverup, rules for thee but not for me…
In the current landscape of human resources, ongoing issues within Amazon’s onboarding process have come to light, revealing significant discrepancies in how policies are enforced at various levels of the company. Reports indicate that managerial staff often sidestep accountability, creating a double standard whereby they can avoid the repercussions that lower-level employees face for similar infractions. This culture of covering up issues to sidestep blowback not only undermines employee morale but also raises concerns about the corporation’s commitment to its stated policies.
The emphasis on protecting the corporation and minimizing liability appears to overshadow the necessity of fair treatment across the board. Employees at the lower levels find themselves navigating a complex web of expectations that seem to be poorly defined, while upper management appears insulated from the same scrutiny.
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