New Jersey is suing Amazon, alleging it “unlawfully maintains” power over contract delivery drivers.
The antitrust lawsuit alleges that Amazon prevents unionization and restricts delivery network companies from hiring drivers at other companies, resulting in lower wages and “harsher working conditions” for “thousands” of New Jersey residents. You can read the complaint here. [Link: AG Davenport Sues Amazon Over Anticompetitive Practices Affecting DSP Delivery Drivers - New Jersey Office of Attorney General | https://www.njoag.gov/ag-davenport-sues-amazon-over-anticompetitive-practices-affecting-dsp-delivery-drivers/ | New Jersey Office of Attorney General]
The antitrust lawsuit alleges that Amazon prevents unionization and restricts delivery network companies from hiring drivers at other companies, resulting in lower wages and “harsher working conditions” for “thousands” of New Jersey residents. You can read the complaint here .
[ New Jersey Office of Attorney General ]
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