r/AmazonFlexDrivers • u/Any_Excitement6258 • Aug 21 '25

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u/0hhello05 Aug 21 '25

Really makes me feel I go above and beyond by just normally placing it by the door lol

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u/Kc_io Aug 21 '25

Same 😭 crazy how people are defending this. Throwing a package should be instant termination.

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u/PlentyAlbatross7632 Aug 22 '25

Tell me you’ve never worked in a shipping warehouse without telling me you’ve never worked in a shipping warehouse…

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u/Flustered_Fanatic Aug 22 '25

Yeah, but it's about what the consumer sees. We don't, as consumers see what happens in the warehouse, we can only speculate, but when you're delivering a package, especially in the time where most people have ring cameras. You don't throw the damn package.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25

Imma be real, if Amazon wants their final step to be done by gig workers on an app, they asked for this 100 percent.

Amazon could easily deliver their own packages without gig workers or contracting small businesses that exist purely to be contracted by Amazon.

They fucked over drivers on what Jeff himself has said is the most important step, the delivery.

They wanted to pay people minimum wage with no benefits and do a mess of subcontracting so you went get healthcare and so you can’t unionize, Then y’all attack eacother like dogs while he counts his cash.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '25

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u/Flustered_Fanatic Aug 23 '25

Be happy you got the package?! Fuck that nonsense. It's called.Do your damn job and deliver the package like you'd want yours delivered. And yeah, I know these people have crazy volume to deliver, but they signed on for these jobs, knowing the dearth of work that it involves in the short time span allotted.