Amazon recently announced pay raises for thousands of its employees in Tennessee, including those at the new Knoxville warehouse and the high-tech fulfillment center in Alcoa. The company is increasing hourly wages for its warehouse and delivery workers as part of a broader effort to improve pay nationwide.

Amazon is raising the pay of its hourly warehouse workers and tacking on Prime memberships to their benefit package.

Hundreds of thousands of Amazon workers across the U.S. are getting a raise, with those in Utah seeing a bigger pay bump.

Amazon is increasing its minimum wage base pay to more than 22 dollars an hour. That’s a dollar-50 higher than it had been. You add that up over a year, that comes to more than 45 thousand dollars a year.

Amazon is increasing wages for its U.S. warehouse workers and contracted delivery drivers to over $22 an hour, up from $20.50. This raise is part of a $2.1 billion investment in its logistics network aimed at supporting employees.