NAMPA, Idaho — Amazon has started hiring more than 2,000 workers for its distribution center in Nampa in southwestern Idaho.
Company officials on Friday said starting pay is $15 per hour and includes comprehensive benefits with medical and matching retirement funding.
The four-story, 650,000-square-foot warehouse that will also rely heavily on robots is expected to open next month.
It will hold some 40 million items for distribution throughout the U.S. and abroad.
Those interested in working at the facility are asked to apply online.
Workers will help sort and pack items for shipment.
