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On the Clock is Motherboard's reporting on the organized labor movement, gig work, automation, and the future of work.
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While Amazon pays its delivery companies an hourly rate per route and per package delivered, expenses such as extra training for drivers, repairs for damages to vehicles, tow-outs and winch outs, and other gear and protection against extreme weather come directly out of the pockets of delivery companies.Do you have a time to share about Amazon? Please get in touch with Lauren Gurley, the reporter, via email lauren.gurley@vice.com or securely on Signal 201-897-2109.
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