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>Their drivers are not professionals. I get the feeling anyone can deliver for them. I swear half of the people I see are Uber drivers who don't have a route AT
by macspoofing 9y ago
>Their drivers are not professionals. I get the feeling anyone can deliver for them. I swear half of the people I see are Uber drivers who don't have a route ATM.
That's exactly what they are. See more here: https://logistics.amazon.com/ https://logistics.amazon.com/
- mabbo 9y agohttp://logistics.amazon.com http://logistics.amazon.com is for small companies to work as contractors for AMZL. AMZL doesn't actually employ any drivers- they hire lots and lots of small companies that work on contracts paid on a per-route basis (1 route is a days work for one driver, generally). Those small companies can find people anywhere they like, so long as they can do the job. https://flex.amazon.com/ https://flex.amazon.com/ on the other hand takes it even further: literally everyone is an uber-style single-person contractor doing n-hour contracts with AMZL or Prime Now to delivery packages. No middle-man contracting company.
- macspoofing 9y agoThanks. Good info. I assumed the logistics site was for 'independent contractors'
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