Amazon says it will give employees up to $10,000 for startup costs if they launch their own package-delivery business
Amazon.com Inc. said it would offer its employees an array of incentives to help them get their own package-delivery business off the ground, part of a bid to shore up its own delivery network independent of big shipping companies such as FedEx Corp. and United Parcel Service Inc.
The company said Monday it would give Amazon employees up to $10,000 for funding startup costs as well as the equivalent of three months of the employee’s last gross salary if they start their own business.
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