Amazon

Just started working from a week, the staff are knowledgeable, polite and some of the friendly too, compared to other warehouses it's somewhat better as I felt it concerns about their company employees, offers coffee and some other items for workers for free. Never miss if you have got an opportunity to work at this place when you're looking for warehouse jobs.

My parcel is in the warehouse and they are refusing to acknowledge it.This is a special item made for me.A one off.Very suspect..A unique, handmade, large item.Paid for the best shippingEveryone I spoke to has been rude or new.Please can I have my parcel

Looking at the work life is good.From an earning perspective, it is not good because the hourly rate is not worth for such work. In Outbound we have to work too hard and earning only £ 12.71 per hour is too low. Even if you compare it with other companies like Royal Mail, DPD, and DHL I felt it less.However, we have overtime options to earn more.Managers are not really friendly, when I requested to change my department from Outbound to Inbound due to my heavy back pain. They didn't change it and asked to wait for 4 weeks and required a valid GP notice.(If something happens in these 4 weeks while working in this hard environment they are not responsible they said because you came to work and you have to do it).Didn't expect it but still, we need some earnings so we have to work.

Amazon warehouses are massive, efficiently organized hubs where the intricate dance of technology and human labor ensures swift order fulfillment. The automated systems, coupled with diligent workforce efforts, contribute to the impressive speed at which packages are processed. The sheer scale is awe-inspiring, with shelves stacked high with an unimaginable variety of products. While the emphasis is on precision and speed, employee experiences have varied, sparking discussions around workplace conditions. From a customer perspective, the warehouses ensure quick and reliable delivery, supported by Amazon's advanced logistics network. The continuous evolution of these facilities reflects Amazon's commitment to optimizing the supply chain and meeting the ever-growing demands of online retail.

This Amazon is a tragedy. Today I stood in line for half an hour in the rain. People from Amazon sit in a warm office and don't care about truck drivers getting wet in the rain.

Opportunities for development at work, variable hours and working conditions.They pay a minimum of £11 an hour. Would like to wish better earnings for workers.Some people complain that they take advantage of them.Let's hope Amazon changes something for the better in the future.

Love coming here as a class 1 driver. Huge parking area outside to take break & reset tacho. Simply walk to the gatehouse to check in, they tell you where to drop/lift and off you go! Would be better if there were toilet facilities in the trailer park

Absolute bedlem first thing in the morning. Shutters rushing round nearly hitting incoming drivers. And bay Marshellers putting Hgv drivers under pressure when reversing into tight bays that are busy. Accdent waiting to happen.

Worst amazon depo ever. You have to wait quite some time to do the check in wich isn't something unexpected. The problem is that you have to queue outside regardless of raining or cold

This site is very nice and you can see from all over the world. It has two big canteen with playing tens,pull, joteni and massage machine free drinks 24/7. I can say it is small university.