> The DSPs [delivery service partners] are responsible for hiring and training drivers, dispatching routes, and maintaining vehicles, according to statements fr

> The DSPs [delivery service partners] are responsible for hiring and training drivers, dispatching routes, and maintaining vehicles, according to statements from Amazon previously provided to Motherboard. The actual delivery drivers, in turn, are employed by the DSP, though they work in Amazon facilities to deliver Amazon packages, and how they work, when, and how much they get paid is largely determined by terms Amazon sets with the DSP. I understood, that whether someone is a contractor or an employee depends on the amount of control the entities have, aka “right-to-control test”. Are there similar laws/tests which apply to companies? If the DSP only works for Amazon and Amazon basically controls everything, is it really an independent company?