Amazon Delivery Driver JOB ID- 1208

Amazon Flex is hiring now in Clayton, NC. With Amazon Flex, you can earn money for delivering parcels with your own car, on your own schedule, any time you like – just select available hourly blocks, decide if the shift length and payment suit you, and if so, hit the road.

Amazon Flex drivers earn between $18 to $25 per hour depending on the location + tips. Since Amazon is an ecommerce giant, you’ll never run out of tasks to complete.

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In order to start, you have to be at least 21 years of age, have a smartphone, own vehicle and drivers license.

 

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