Amazon is unveiling two new value-added services to empower Delivery Service Partners to improve benefits for their drivers. A new academic program, Next Mile, provides drivers employed by ...

Tooling around town in dark blue Prime uniforms and vans, many of the drivers who deliver packages for Amazon might look like employees of the e-commerce giant. But in reality, they’re employees of ...

Massive turnover rates. Dissatisfaction with pay. Demanding bosses. Some workers who helped Amazon take advantage of the business opportunity the pandemic brought say they aren’t pleased. The Covid-19 ...

Last month, Amazon added some new technology to complement its Delivery Service Partner (DSP) Program. The latest of those is “Fleet Edge”, new software that helps drivers navigate changing road ...

A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators and the Teamsters Union are asking Amazon to explain itself regarding what they call “persistent mistreatment” of Delivery Service Partner (DSP) program drivers.

Ten current and former drivers for delivery companies contracted by Amazon say they've been told by their managers ignore basic safety issues, like jamming doors, damaged seatbelts, low tire tread, ...

“Lord don’t let me die here. Don’t let me die like this. Not like this. I’d die any other way, but not like this.” Tim Ball, who delivered packages for Amazon until quitting this year, said he prayed ...

as part of efforts to secure better working conditions. Drivers at Amazon's DBK1 warehouse in Woodside marched to the facility Dec. 9 to deliver the news to management, joining almost 10,000 Amazon ...

One of those drivers is Quentin Sauls, who describes tech disruption as “kind of my thing.” He said he was excited to start delivering Amazon packages in 2019 as it shook up the delivery world. Sauls, ...

Massive turnover rates. Dissatisfaction with pay. Demanding bosses. Some workers who helped Amazon take advantage of the business opportunity the pandemic brought say they aren’t pleased. The Covid-19 ...

(CNN) — Massive turnover rates. Dissatisfaction with pay. Demanding bosses. Some workers who helped Amazon take advantage of the business opportunity the pandemic brought say they aren’t pleased. The ...