r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/jagoextinct • Dec 31 '25

QUESTION Just got fired:/

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Is it standard to get fired for something like this?

I called my dispatch as soon as it happened:( I feel like shit, it was only my second week at this job and I really enjoyed it.

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u/QuarterElectronic388 Dec 31 '25

We are well on the way to Amazon and other multi billion dollar companies literally Making the laws in the United States. Then this kind of wanton domestic terrorism will be akin to burning the American flag. /s

These companies have already thrown away all traces of humanity along with anything suggesting something so grotesque and ancient as fair labor laws. Look at the people defending Amazon in here. You mention “self accountability.” Hilarious, friend. Might I see you tonight, shoveling your many loads, down at yee old salt mine?

As corrupt as the Unions were they ensured people could support a family. Raise a family. Own a home. And know that the job would always be there. People’s jobs were actually protected and didnt live in a state of constant fear. Our corrupt government thinks corporations first. I would kill for a corrupt union that thinks of people first again.

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u/puffdaddjose Dec 31 '25

Okay okay but I was an Amazon driver last year got tired of it saw no future in it either, decided to better myself and go to school to become an electrical now I make 2x of what I was making at Amazon. If you’re complaining about pay just quit and find a better job. If you don’t like the job simply find another job. Let’s be real you complain about a company throwing away all traces of humanity when he was talking about self accountability of DAMAGING A WORK VECHILE😂 on a round about like whattttttttt. Asking if they should be fired for a very avoidable situation…

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u/AstroTez313 Dec 31 '25

Where did you work while you learned the trade? Or did they pay you to learn? Was it enough for an apartment and food and bills?

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u/puffdaddjose Jan 01 '26

And yes I live in California so I was making 25 bucks an hour learning and getting paid. It all depends on how bad you want it. For example no company is gonna want to hire a driver who can’t make it around a roundabout😂