About this episode

The episode discusses the implications of Amazon's Delivery Service Provider model on liability in the gig economy and its spread to the healthcare sector.

The hosts explore how other companies are engaging in Amazon’s Delivery Service Provider or DSP model to skirt liability for the actions of workers in the gig economy. Guest Johnny Simon tells host Tim Cronin Amazon is facing an existential question because these types of cases require attorneys to uncover unflattering evidence, including information about their profits and how they treat drivers. Cronin says the trend is spreading to the healthcare industry, especially in rural hospitals.

People in this episode

Host: Tim Cronin

Guest: Johnny Simon

Topics covered

• liability
• gig economy
• Amazon
• healthcare
• delivery services
• worker treatment

Keywords

• Amazon
• liability
• gig economy
• Delivery Service Provider
• healthcare
• rural hospitals
• worker treatment
• evidence
• profits

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Amazon, Delivery Service Provider, healthcare industry

Places: rural hospitals

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