Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee
100 signatures reached
To: Amazon Logistics
Amazon drivers demand reasonable workload
The workload of Amazon drivers is excessive. Before peak season, we consistently delivered around 150 stops per day. Ever since peak season began, we have been doing 200 stops per day (up to 250 stops when accounting for group stops). This was done with out consulting drivers. There was also no raise given to drivers for the extra work.
Consequently, we respectfully and formally request that Amazon Logistics make immediate improvements to our workload and routing. Specifically, we want:
1) No more than 150 stops per day
2) Group stops split up so that they are counted individually.
3) Improved routing via the Flex app (to reduce backtracking)
4) More sweepers, in order to reduce workload on full time drivers, and so that no part time drivers are sent home without a route
Consequently, we respectfully and formally request that Amazon Logistics make immediate improvements to our workload and routing. Specifically, we want:
1) No more than 150 stops per day
2) Group stops split up so that they are counted individually.
3) Improved routing via the Flex app (to reduce backtracking)
4) More sweepers, in order to reduce workload on full time drivers, and so that no part time drivers are sent home without a route
Why is this important?
We work long, tiresome hours for Amazon. Our work generates billions of dollars in revenue for this corporation. We are valuable and essential to this company and we demand to be treated with respect.
How it will be delivered
When we have collected 100 signatures, we will hand deliver this petition to the Amazon station manager at DLN3
