The e-commerce giant continues to provide opportunities for full- and part-time jobs in logistics as it expands its footprint to better serve customers in communities where they live.

The Garden State's employment level declined 6.3% since 2019, according to Pew Charitable Trusts, placing it ahead of only Rhode Island, California, Hawaii and Nevada.

The “yellow jacket” employees are set to earn up to 25% more beginning this month, while a Second Chance program for new employees is also available.

Data released June 17 by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics show the state added 13,600 positions, most in the private sector.

Locally participating employers include Starbucks, Liberty Mutual, Advanced Auto Parts, Panera Bread and 159 others, with roles ranging from software engineers to warehouse workers, nurses, truck drivers and sales representatives.