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Rajan Paswan

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Amazon's "Pay to Quit" Program!! The Problem: Amazon wanted to ensure its workforce was composed of dedicated and motivated employees, particularly in its fulfillment centers, where job satisfaction can directly impact productivity and morale. The Idea: Amazon introduced the "Pay to Quit" program, offering warehouse employees a financial incentive to leave the company if they were unhappy. Employees could receive up to $5,000 to resign voluntarily. How It Worked: Each year, Amazon offers this option to its fulfillment center employees. The goal is to encourage those who are not fully committed to leave, thus maintaining a workforce of engaged and motivated individuals. The program begins with a $1,000 offer, which increases by $1,000 each year up to a maximum of $5,0000. The Result: The "Pay to Quit" program helps ensure that those who stay are genuinely invested in their roles, leading to higher job satisfaction and productivity.

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