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Amazon Web Services (AWS) in London or Berlin seeks an experienced Labor Relations Manager for Germany. You will own day-to-day LR strategy, manage Works Councils, and advise senior leaders on LR risk and policy implementation in a highly regulated environment.
You will partner with Legal, PXT, and business leadership to drive aligned outcomes, contributing to regional initiatives and global LR playbooks. Travel up to 10% within the EMEA region is required.
Description This role can be performed in either Berlin, Germany or London, UK Corporate offices. There will be travel required up to 10% of the time, mostly within the EMEA region. There will be travel required up to 10% of the time, mostly within the EMEA region.
Description This role can be performed in either Berlin, Germany or London, UK Corporate offices. There will be travel required up to 10% of the time, mostly within the EMEA region. There will be travel required up to 10% of the time, mostly within the EMEA region.
Amazon's Global Corporate Employee Relations (GCER) team seeks a labor relations professional with deep Germany expertise to own and deliver LR strategy in one of EMEA's most complex co-determination environments.
About The Role
As EMEA Labor Relations (LR) Manager, you'll serve as the dedicated LR partner for Germany — Amazon's most regulated corporate market in EMEA, with full co-determination rights, active Works Councils (Betriebsräte), and a dense works agreement landscape. You'll own the day-to-day LR strategy, ERB relationships, and stakeholder advisory for Germany across multiple Amazon lines of business.
This means navigating the Works Constitution Act (BetrVG), negotiating works agreements, managing consent and co-determination items, and building trust-based relationships with employee representatives — all while enabling business velocity in a high-growth environment.
Reporting to the DACH LR leader, you'll operate with significant autonomy while contributing to broader regional programmes, frameworks, and capability development.
Key job responsibilities
Germany LR Ownership & ERB Management