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[LTLIndentured]

Is this what Amazons business model will be when they finally purchase an LTL carrier?

Amazon admits to labor violations at factory in China after watchdog investigation


http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2018/06...ry-in-china-after-watchdog-investigation.html


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[LTLIndentured]

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/06/27...entrepreneurs-to-start-delivery-networks.html

Amazon buys no one

 

[ltltrkr]

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/06/27...entrepreneurs-to-start-delivery-networks.html

Amazon buys no one

Will more than likely offer driver jobs with No benefits or retirement.

 

[LTLIndentured]

Yep.

Will more than likely offer driver jobs with No benefits or retirement.

Will be just like FedEx ground only less money lol

 

[joes bar and grill]

Yep.

Will be just like FedEx ground only less money lol

Indentured servitude business model

 

[LTLIndentured]

Indentured servitude business model

You’ve got it spot on. Delivery companies will continue their race to the bottom in compensation and working conditions until it reaches a point at which unions will make a comeback. Unless one starts up sooner outside of teamsters influence that offer a product people will place confidence in imo

 

[reknilp]

Just read this article before coming on here and seeing this thread.

https://www.delish.com/food-news/a21991069/amazon-delivery-person/

Doubt Amazon will ever buy an LTL carrier, they can just hire multiple O/O's who will then employee tons of eradicate driving, low paid drivers to do there bidding. Kind of like another company's business practices