ABOUT THE PUBLICATION

Why ShiftGrabbed keeps a public job archive

ShiftGrabbed was created by Riwaj Ghimire to make fast-moving Amazon warehouse openings easier to follow without paying people who claim they can sell access to a job. The service collects factual details from public alerts, publishes them in a readable feed and keeps a historical record after an opening is marked unposted.

What we publish

Each record can include the employer’s job ID, title, city, postal code, warehouse code, employment category, shift schedule, pay text, original destination URL and the times the alert was observed. We do not invent missing pay, schedule or availability details.

Independence and limitations

ShiftGrabbed is an independent monitoring and information service. It is not Amazon, is not affiliated with Amazon and cannot reserve a position or influence a hiring decision. Availability changes quickly, so the official employer page remains the final authority.

How the archive helps

Expired records show which cities, warehouse sites and shift patterns have appeared before. This is useful context for job seekers deciding what locations or schedules to monitor. It is also why unposted pages remain visible but carry a prominent historical status.

Funding

The site may display advertising and voluntary support links. Advertising never changes whether a job is labeled posted or unposted, and sponsored material will be identified clearly. Editorial and status rules are explained in our editorial policy.