Amazon Prime Day is Making Their Workers Quit

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  @LaosHouse · 2 years ago · pinned

  I don't really show it but this was the worst Prime Week I've worked🥲 It's good to be back though!

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• RO

  @rocklarsen228 · 2 years ago

  “Safety first safety first” really means “don’t get hurt and make us pay workers comp”

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• EV

  @Evan2 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I worked as a driver for a month before quitting. The number of deliveries they expected me to make in a day were unbelievable and I just couldnt maintain their grueling standards without feeling broken 24/7. I refuse to live a life like that. Props to you for hanging in there

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• AN

  @anonymouscomment8477 · 1 year ago

  I cannot imagine how hard you guys work, thank you for all your hard work. If you need to STRIKE, WE STAND BY YOU. my packages can wait .

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• CH

  @Cheri94 · 2 years ago

  Thank you to all the Amazon drivers EVERYDAY!!! You’re the best, and do appreciate your hard work.

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  @123cbman · 2 years ago

  If I catch the driver, I give him a drink and a tip.  You folks are hard workers.

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  @Juinor-1 · 1 year ago

  I left Amazon a couple years ago and it was by far the best decision I’ve ever made I got my class B and I now make $32 an hour driving a buss for OCTA in California

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• KR

  @kristentate2874 · 2 years ago

  This gives me ptsd. I’m so glad I left and become a school bus driver instead. Seeing that 26 bags and 47 overflow would have had me crying lmao.

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  @Matthew-dd6kp · 2 years ago

  I'm glad I quit, it was 2 years of hell and a $10,000 lawsuit at least... I legitimately get stressed seeing Amazon vans and packages. Either become an engineer or go to trade school don't waste your time working for these corporations.

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• YO

  @YourReviewChannel · 1 year ago (edited)

  Great video, I never realized how difficult this job really is. All the Amazon drivers deserve a big applause and a big thank you

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• CH

  @chadburkhart264 · 2 years ago

  I worked as a driver for a week, then quit. The amount of packages they give a newbie is insane. I was on the road with a trainer 1 day, 1 shift. 2nd day and forward, on my own. Did I get all my stuff delivered, of course not. Did I catch hell for it? Of course I did. Constantly being told to go quicker. I went as fast as I could, as safe as I could. Still was getting reprimanded.  My last day, halfway through, I called dispatch and told them I quit. I had enough.  I got rescued, drove the van back, and left. Best I felt in a week. I never took a break cause I knew I was behind, yet by law we should be taking breaks. I must have sweat off at least 20-25 lbs of water, and when I was done working I had no energy to drive home more less eat. All I did was drink water for a week. Being honest. I get there are many packages, and I'm one that does like a fast paced job, but this was ridiculous.  How they treat a newbie to the job sucks. The demands are way more then a newbie can handle. And they wonder why their turnover rate as astronomical.

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  @stevenguzzo · 2 years ago

  I can't imagine delivering during this heatwave. Respect to all delivery drivers

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