The company also plans on building an all-electric fleet of delivery vans.
and in-gate deliveries as alternatives. No matter what service you choose, though, you’ll need to make some extra purchases, including an Amazon Key front door lock and Cloud Cam, a myQ-compatible garage door opener, or a professional installation of the Ring Access Pro for your gate.
Unlike Amazon, however, Walmart won’t be contracting out some of its drivers to third parties . Delivery drivers will be employed full-time by the company, allowing them to take advantage of health benefits, paid time off, 401 matching, and a $1.50 pay increase from standard store positions. Walmart also plans on filling these roles using some of its existing associates rather than hiring all new employees.Subscribe to get the best Verge-approved tech deals of the week.
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