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Regulatory filings show that Amazon cut 121 corporate and fulfillment jobs in Bellevue, Seattle, and other locations in Washington state.
Key decision points
- 1121 jobs cut
- 2Bellevue and Seattle affected
- 3Corporate and fulfillment positions involved
What this means for sellers
Staffing changes across the platform’s corporate and fulfillment operations indicate that seller support processes and logistics services may continue to change. Relying only on a fixed account manager or established fulfillment route could increase operational risk if response times slow. Highest priority: This week, organize backup contacts and case records for platform appeals, logistics, and account support.
Action items (within 24h)
Amazon cut 121 jobs at multiple offices and fulfillment facilities in Washington state, including corporate and logistics fulfillment positions. The locations included Bellevue, where the company is headquartered, and Seattle. The cuts affected corporate teams and fulfillment-related facilities.
According to GeekWire, the latest regulatory filings disclosed the number and locations of the job reductions. The eliminated positions were distributed across Amazon’s corporate operations and fulfillment systems, covering headquarters offices as well as warehousing and logistics work.
The layoffs did not target a single office location. The filings show that multiple facilities in Washington state were affected. Changes to Amazon’s local organization and workforce remain based on the information disclosed in the regulatory filings, and the report did not specify job numbers for other states.