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Over a quarter of Amazon delivery drivers reported going hungry in the past month, according to social policy experts who did a large-scale study of delivery workers. They found how Amazon's nonemployee model is a lot worse for its drivers than for employees of its unionized competitors. theconversation.com/the-unrave…

The unraveling of workplace protections for delivery drivers: A tale of 2 workplace models

A first-of-its-kind study finds Amazon’s delivery drivers earn less and face more instability than their unionized counterparts.
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Simple. Why should Walmart and Amazon give benefits, if the government will provide them to employees who accept their wages?
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I have found UPS drivers are most relaxed and still the same guys after10 years.
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Bezos need to squeeze all he can out of his employees so he can afford to build more spaceships shaped like a penis.
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