The pain of Amazon's drivers: 'Do not get a break, work for 14 hour,pisses in the bottle.

Amazon, on becoming one of the world's largest online shopping company, is on one side of the service offering its every possible service to its customers. But do you know that the Amazon drawer who delivers the goods to your house, is running its own life in the worst condition? A recent investigation revealed some shocking facts related to Amazon's drivers.

Talking to The Mirror, some drivers working for Amazon said that they have been working several hours more than regular rules, and not even breaks for food and drink throughout the day. Some drivers said that we have a pressure of reaching 200 parcels daily, and due to this we can not take a break even throughout the day. The burden of work on us is that many times we do not get time to urinate and we have to rest in the bottle and keep moving forward.

Tell you that most drivers working for Amazon in the United Kingdom are facing trouble. According to government rules, a person can work for more than 11 hours. But according to most drivers working in Amazon, they get more work than the 11-hour limit. Not only this, it is a distant thing to get money from this extra work, they are given less money than normal salary. Due to this, the UK's 'Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency' has now spoken about the investigation against Amazon.

Drivers with these serious problems

> Drivers claim that Amazon company has to work for 12 to 14 hours daily.

> Despite so much work, they can earn only 103 euro a day, while about 200 euros in every week, they have to pay for car hire and insurers.

> In addition, the company does not believe in delay due to difficulties like traffic jams, bad weather, road blocks during delivery of goods.

Company denies harassment

A spokesman for Amazon said that these drivers are kept by other private companies and we ensure that there is nothing wrong with them. By keeping the rules in mind, we pay each driver for 12 hours according to the amount of bonus, incentive and fuel.