LinkAmazon.com needs help going the final mile.
The online retailer says it will offer incentives to get entrepreneurs to set up their own small package-delivery businesses as part of Amazon's latest effort to solve the challenge of getting goods to customer doorsteps.
Amazon unveiled one of the dark gray Prime-logoed vans that it wants to lease to delivery businesses on what it says are attractive terms.
It also said it would provide uniforms, fueling plans and insurance programs for fleet operators and even offer classes on tax, payroll and other small-business challenges.
Amazon wants to help you start your own delivery business
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Amazon wants to help you start your own delivery business
Maybe a good opportunity if you live near an urban area. Maybe not. Don't have all the details yet.
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Proverbs 18:2 A fool does not delight in understanding but only in revealing his own mind.
1 Corinthians 3:19 For the wisdom of this world is folly with God
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Re: Amazon wants to help you start your own delivery business
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Amongst other allegations, Amazon expects its drivers to speed and park illegally. It conveniently avoids employment laws by treating drivers like “independent contractors” even though Amazon owns the vehicles. You actually have to pay Amazon for the truck you drive for them.
The pay is poor - $25/hr or less. UPS pays much better.
Amongst other allegations, Amazon expects its drivers to speed and park illegally. It conveniently avoids employment laws by treating drivers like “independent contractors” even though Amazon owns the vehicles. You actually have to pay Amazon for the truck you drive for them.
The pay is poor - $25/hr or less. UPS pays much better.
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