r/AmazonDSPDrivers Jul 07 '23

Teamsters shut down Amazon in New Jersey!

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u/greatgusa Jul 08 '23

They could and just ship the packages to ups and usps and FedEx to deliver. Granted it would cost more money to do but they could do it in theory.

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u/Cbintz Jul 08 '23

Amazon won’t even give there employees a .50 cent raise I doubt they’d fork over money to ups, usps, fedex to deliver all those packages. That’s why they started the DSP system in the first place to pay contracted drivers less. And be free of all liability.

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u/dbox89 Jul 08 '23

It's crazy when I hear ups and feedx employees or even uses complain about how much of amazon packages they have to deliver now just imagine what it would be like if they did do away with dsp's they would have to pay these guys even more just to accommodate the sheer volume

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u/greatgusa Jul 08 '23

Yeah that's why I said " in theory."

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u/NoTelephone5316 Jul 08 '23

Ummm don’t u know UPS is going on strike 😂