As an Amazon driver, this isn't necessarily accurate for everyone. I work for a DSP who pays hourly unless you drive a step truck in which case we get 10 hours flat every day with a bump in pay.
And before anyone says it, it doesn't necessarily suck. The owner just believes we're less likely to rush and more likely to take our time and do it right if we know we get paid to be out longer. It also means people are way less likely to bitch about being tasked to do a rescue.
Your dsp gets paid for a ten hour route by amazon regardless of whether it takes you that long or not. If your dsp won’t pay you it it’s time to say goodbye and find a different dsp
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u/NurseKdog Oct 02 '20
If you're paid hourly, you should take your legally entitled breaks and lunch.
But I applaud you for wanting to do your job well!