Amazon has started a rewards program for Flex drivers. Depending on how much work they carry out for Amazon, they may be able to take advantage of a preferred scheduling feature. That could make it ...

In brief: Amazon's Flex delivery drivers are taking quite a risk by delivering electronics, groceries, and other goods to customers amid the Covid-19 pandemic, and that's something their employer ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Launched in 2015 and now available in over 50 cities across the US, Amazon Flex is a service that allows ...

Amazon.com Inc. reached a deal with its Flex program drivers after they sued, alleging the company failed to live up to its ...

Amazon is adding perks for its legion of thousands of crowdsourced delivery drivers through the Flex program, creating a rewards program that includes things like a cash-back debit card and the ...

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This post will show you how to become an Amazon Flex Driver and make money. Nowadays, everyone is in search of flexible and financially rewarding employment opportunities. Flex by Amazon is a perfect ...

In India, Amazon's part-time Flex program gamifies delivery driving, Rest of World reports. Amazon drivers compete to win prizes, like phones, motorcycles, and gift cards. The program incentivizes ...

Amazon and a group of delivery drivers using its Flex program told a federal judge in Seattle on Tuesday that they have ...

Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series of stories on the impacts of Amazon’s rapid growth in Florida, covering effects on real estate, small businesses, the job market, politics and more.

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The company settled with the FTC following a lawsuit earlier this year The company settled with the FTC following ...