How much does Amazon pay for 1 hour?

Amazon’s hourly pay varies depending on the role, location, and the employee’s experience. However, here are general estimates for common hourly wages at Amazon in the U.S.:

1. Fulfillment Center and Warehouse Workers

• Starting Wage: Amazon offers a minimum wage of $15 per hour for all U.S. fulfillment center and warehouse workers.
• Higher Rates: In some locations, especially where the cost of living is higher, hourly rates can start at 18 to 20 per hour or more.

2. Delivery Drivers (Amazon Flex and DSP)

• Amazon Flex (Independent Contractors): Flex drivers are paid between 18 to 25 per hour, depending on the location and type of delivery.
• DSP Drivers (Delivery Service Partners): These drivers typically earn between 16 to 20 per hour, depending on the region.

3. Customer Service Representatives

• Pay Range: Amazon customer service representatives usually earn between 15 to 17 per hour, depending on experience and location.

4. Corporate and Technical Roles

• Corporate Roles: For hourly employees in corporate roles, pay can vary significantly depending on the position. In general, corporate and technical employees are more likely to be on salaried contracts, but for contract or temporary roles, the pay can range from 30 to 50+ per hour for certain positions like IT support or engineering contractors.

Benefits and Bonuses:

In addition to base pay, Amazon employees (including fulfillment center workers) receive various benefits, such as:

• Health insurance
• 401(k) matching
• Paid time off
• Stock options (for some roles)
• Tuition assistance through the Career Choice Program

Summary:

• Fulfillment Center/Warehouse Workers: 15 to 20+ per hour.
• Delivery Drivers (Flex and DSP): 18 to 25 per hour for Flex drivers; 16 to 20 per hour for DSP drivers.
• Customer Service Representatives: 15 to 17 per hour.
• Corporate/Technical Roles: 30 to 50+ per hour for contract or temporary positions.

Amazon's wages are competitive, especially when factoring in additional benefits and opportunities for growth.