If you have time, a car and a cellphone, driving for Amazon Flex is a way to make $18 to $25 an hour delivering packages.

An Amazon Flex driver has shared a hack on how to maximize your chances of getting paid without doing any deliveries.

Amazon’s website depicts those “thoroughly vetted drivers” wearing Amazon uniforms and ballcaps — not Flex drivers but people the company employs through professional shipping contractors.

An Amazon Flex delivery driver in his 60s making $120 a day shares what it's like to work independently for the retail giant ...

Amazon guarantees third-party drivers for its Flex program a minimum of $18 to $25 per hour, but the entirety of that payment doesn’t always come from the company.

Amazon's Flex delivery program bills itself as "a flexible way of earning extra money on your own schedule." A new report from a union-backed workers' rights non-profit suggests that's not quite ...

An Amazon Flex driver showed a package dropped off next to a mailbox far from the recipient’s front door. They made it abundantly clear why the delivery stopped at the driveway’s edge ...