Amazon spokesperson says boomerang hiring is longstanding practice
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Haley Silva tells Business Insider that rehiring former employees is a normal, longstanding companywide practice, not a new program. She notes the company recruits for open roles rather than specifically targeting employees who left due to RTO, and that in-office expectations remain unchanged.
“We're always interested in connecting with talented people — both new candidates and former Amazonians — for open roles”
Haley SilvaSwami Sivasubramanian AWS VP, AI agent organizationHaley Silva Amazon spokespersonIan Wilson AWS Human Resources VP (2023)
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first by Business Insider, 20h ago · also Yahoo Finance, Quartz
2 more headlines
- Amazon rehiring laid-off workers for AI and cloud roles Yahoo Finance · 16h ago
- Amazon reaches out to rehire laid-off workers for AI roles, emails show Quartz · 16h ago
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Amazon has laid off 30,000+ workers over the past year and is now recruiting some former employees back, including for AI roles. This is now a common practice in tech. Nearly 2/3 of new hires in the information sector were former employees returning to their companies, according to ADP data. https://www. businessinsider.com/amazon-boo…
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It's why it is an obvious bubble. Because as investments decrease, they need to monetize. They need to charge money to make AI a sustainable business. But it will cost more than the market will support. It also has this built in issue where, ok i can work with AI to get the right answer, let's say to get some code. I have to get the wrong answer…
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wow huh. yeah. https://www. businessinsider.com/amazon-boo merang-hiring-recruiting-former-employees-laid-off-2026-9
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