At a time when the largest corporations in the U.S. are working to outmaneuver every kind of labor regulation, New Jersey has drawn a line in the sand. Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin ...

Amazon is working to improve driver safety, efficiency and job satisfaction with more investments in high-tech driver ...

New Jersey is the latest state to sue Amazon over its labor practices, alleging the e-commerce giant is wrongly classifying some of its delivery drivers as independent contractors to deprive them of ...

Tech giant Amazon claims to offer convenience to both its customers and its contractors. This is what the drivers behind your ...

State attorneys general seeking to build on incremental wins in the long fight over gig worker classification can look to New ...

In Kinston, North Carolina, Safeway Logistics LLC has announced that it will end its contract with Amazon's Delivery Service ...

Using nonemployee drivers contributed to the exponential growth of Amazon as a package delivery company. In 2023, Amazon for ...

Just two hours into his shift delivering packages for Amazon late last month, Alonzo was hit by a wave of exhaustion.

New Jersey is taking on Amazon, suing over alleged discrimination against pregnant and disabled workers and misclassifying drivers, demanding millions and seeking justice for local employees' rights.

State officials are seeking back wages for drivers, unpaid taxes, and penalties against the company. Amazon maintains the lawsuit is incorrect, stating its Flex program offers drivers flexibility and ...