The fact that workers are making double these figures in Colorado is a strong marker of the lack of unionization among the company’s drivers.Ī much higher of number UPS delivery drivers are members of a union compared to FedEx. Meanwhile in Texas, the same role could earn a worker $21.25/hour in Southlake or $23.12/hour in Frisco. FedEx is offering delivery drivers in Massachusetts $20 an hour.
To complicate matters further, pay can vary between and within states. All of these data points indicate that companies operating in multiple geographies are offering different wages to meet the demand for delivery in the area. The Wall Street Journal JWhich companies offer the highest salaries to delivery drivers?Īccording to Glassdoor, a driver for Insomnia Cookies in San Francisco can make $22 an hour, while in Colorado, FedEx offers $40/hour to attract new workers. In a deal with Uber, Domino’s Pizza is reversing its long-held stance against working with food-delivery companies in the U.S. North Dakota: 2,420 workers | Average pay: $22.48/hour.With the exception of California, the states with the highest average wage for delivery drivers tend to be those with far fewer workers in the sector: The average wage varies from $18.90/hour in California to $13.59/hour in Florida.
The states with the highest number of delivery drivers are Texas (45,680), California (41,480), Ohio (35,140), Florida (35,074), and Illinois (19,810). The salary offered to delivery drivers depends on four main factors: location, experience, company, and union status. Which states offer the best pay to delivery drivers? As e-commerce grows in the coming decade, the number of workers involved in delivery is expected to increase by 10% from its current level of 1.64 million. In 2021, the median pay for delivery drivers in the United States was $17.62 an hour, or $36,660 a year.
The calls for better wages for delivery drivers goes hand-in-hand with the increasing number of people who work in this position.
New York State Supreme Court Judge Nicholas Moyne set a hearing for July 31 to determine whether the injunction should be in effect while the lawsuit plays out. The minimum hourly wage for delivery drivers was set to be increased to $18 from just over $7 in New York City on July 12, but a judge has blocked the law from being implemented pending a hearing for a lawsuit filed by food delivery services DoorDash and Grubhub against the city.
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