Missing wages, grueling shifts, and bottles of urine: The disturbing accounts of Amazon delivery dri

cheryl · Sep 16, 2018

Business Insider spoke with 31 current or recently employed drivers about what it's like to deliver packages for Amazon.
Some drivers described a variety of alleged abuses, including lack of overtime pay, missing wages, intimidation, and favoritism.
Many of these drivers also described a physically demanding work environment in which, under strict time constraints, they felt pressured to drive at dangerously high speeds, blow stop signs, and urinate in bottles on their trucks.
The drivers we interviewed are managed by third-party courier companies that work out of Amazon facilities. Amazon provides the companies with packages, delivery routes, navigation software, and scanning devices.

rickyb · Sep 16, 2018

indefensible

and which one of these are unionized as well? if your unionized and still being treated like this, then bigger questions arise