Here's How Amazon Looks To Cope Up With Booming Demand For Delivery

In late February, Amazon.com Inc AMZN informed its U.S. gig workers who fetch delivery items would become its Whole Foods division's employees with more extended shifts, CNBC reports.
Whole Foods' recent job post disclosed that the schedules would be made three weeks in advance and cover two-week periods.
The job post contradicted Amazon shopper's recent job post that highlighted "shift flexibility" and the ability to "work as little as four hours per week" as perks.
The new structure compromised several perks regarding flexibility as per a Whole Foods employee.
Amazon looks to streamline its sprawling grocery and physical retail operations to cope with the booming demand for delivery against the likes of Walmart Inc WMT and DoorDash Inc DASH.
The acquisition of Whole Foods in 2017 marked Amazon's most significant expansion.
Price Action: AMZN shares traded higher by 2.12% at $2,778.02 premarket on the last check Wednesday.