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Study: Amazon's third-party delivery drivers had an injury rate of one per five full-time-equivalent workers in 2021, up 38% YoY, above other delivery drivers

Introduction Amazon's e-commerce business boomed during the COVID-19 pandemic …

VICE Aaron Gordon

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  • @annierpalmer Annie Palmer on x
    Amazon says it uses tracking apps and cameras in vans to increase safety among its delivery driver workforce. But a new @TheSOC study found increasing surveillance hasn't helped reduce driver injury rates; in fact they've risen since cameras were added: https://www.cnbc.com/... h…
  • @techwontsaveus @techwontsaveus on x
    Amazon's third-party delivery drivers sustained “nearly one injury per five full-time-equivalent workers in 2021 (18.3/100 workers),” based on an analysis of OSHA data by @TheSOC. That's a nearly 40% increase over 2020, and higher than Amazon warehouses. https://www.vice.com/...
  • @thesoc @thesoc on x
    “Amazon delivery drivers suffer injuries at nearly two-and-a-half times the rate of the non-Amazon delivery industry.” From @annierpalmer #ProtectAmazonWorkers https://www.cnbc.com/...