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5 ways to improve your on-time performance for Amazon Flex deliveries

One of the biggest challenges as an Amazon Flex driver is to ensure that you are not late on any of your deliveries! Late deliveries means unhappy customers, and unhappy customers means that Amazon Flex may terminate you for consistently low on-time performance. Below are 5 ways to make sure you can reach a near-100%… Read More »5 ways to improve your on-time performance for Amazon Flex deliveries

How to make sure your Amazon Flex account is in good standing and does not get terminated

The most common reasons for receiving an Amazon Flex account termination notification is for repeated violations of either forfeiting delivery blocks within 45 minutes, late deliveries or missing deliveries. There is always the possibility of an unexpected emergency or issue that prevents you from making a delivery block or an on-time delivery, but the goal… Read More »How to make sure your Amazon Flex account is in good standing and does not get terminated

What is it like to do restaurant deliveries for Amazon Flex?

In addition to standard Amazon Prime Now package deliveries, Amazon Flex drivers are expected to deliver food for their Amazon Restaurants program – commonly called “hotwheels” within the community. The idea and instructions are similar to that of delivering packages, but with several important differences. Continue reading below to learn more about delivering food for… Read More »What is it like to do restaurant deliveries for Amazon Flex?

What are some differences between Amazon Flex and Uber / Lyft?

Amazon Flex is the relative newcomer to the “gig economy” scene but shares many similarities with rideshare programs like Uber and Lyft. There are some key differences, though, and they help shape drivers’ experiences with each program. Delivering Packages vs People The obvious difference is that Amazon Flex requires you to deliver packages, while ridesharing… Read More »What are some differences between Amazon Flex and Uber / Lyft?

What does it mean to be an independent contractor for Amazon Flex?

During your Amazon Flex experience, you will likely be reminded many times that you are driving as an independent contractor, and not an employee, for Amazon. What does this mean for you? Lack of benefits and reimbursement under Amazon Flex Legally, as an independent contractor, Amazon is not obligated to provide reimbursement and benefits that… Read More »What does it mean to be an independent contractor for Amazon Flex?