New Jersey sues Amazon over delivery driver antitrust claims

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New Jersey has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company unlawfully maintains control over its contract delivery drivers. The lawsuit claims Amazon prevents unionization and restricts delivery network companies from hiring drivers for other firms, leading to lower wages and harsher working conditions for thousands of New Jersey residents. The complaint, filed by Attorney General Matthew Platkin, targets Amazon's Delivery Service Partner program, which the state argues exerts excessive control over independent businesses.


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