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Amazon (and other product delivery platforms) drive a bit fast and recklessly in the city I'm in. If these vehicles are quieter now, might be worse, although cu
by ilikeitdark 3y ago
Amazon (and other product delivery platforms) drive a bit fast and recklessly in the city I'm in. If these vehicles are quieter now, might be worse, although cutting down on air pollution is a big plus.
- KennyBlanken 3y agoThat's because the performance monitoring / # of packages they're expected to deliver is so high, they don't even have time to take bathroom breaks. Amazon (through its "delivery partners") as a purposeful business model works people so hard they don't stick around long enough to have the seniority to qualify for all the benefits Amazon / the delivery partners advertise.
- syndicatedjelly 3y agoI wonder how many packages Amazon reckons need to be delivered per attributable death. Someone at that company surely has sat around calculating that value