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Amazon Now Employs More People in California Than Anywhere Else
Amazon Now Employs More People in California Than Anywhere Else
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Amazon topped 153,000 full- and part-time employees in California - more than anywhere else in the U.S., including its home state of Washington - in the fourth quarter of 2020.
While Amazon has tech, engineering and product development operations in Los Angeles and Silicon Valley, the job surge coincides with the build-out of its distribution network: Prime Now Hubs, Amazon Pantry and Fresh facilities, as well as physical retail stores.
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