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Amazon is reportedly preparing another significant round of layoffs, potentially affecting 15% of its HR department. This continues a trend of workforce reductions as the company redirects spending toward AI development and data center expansion.
Amazon workers could face additional significant layoffs with approximately 15% of the company’s human resources department potentially affected, according to reports from Fortune. Sources indicate that the People eXperience Technology team, which serves as Amazon’s HR division, is expected to be the most heavily impacted, though other consumer-facing business units may also see reductions.
Amazon’s healthcare venture is expanding its pay-per-visit model to pediatric services for children ages 2-11. The service offers message-only visits starting at $29 and video consultations at $49, covering common childhood conditions without requiring insurance or Amazon Prime membership.
Amazon has expanded its One Medical service to include pay-per-visit healthcare for children ages 2 through 11, according to reports from the company. The new pediatric offering allows parents to access medical consultations without requiring insurance or membership, sources indicate.