What is required from customers to unlock their delivery from Nuro?
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Amazon plans to offer permanent positions to 25,100 temporary workers hired during the pandemic, starting in June at $15 per hour. The company has faced criticism for work conditions during COVID-19. Meanwhile, Nuro will pilot self-driving car deliveries in Houston using Toyota Priuses, requiring customer identity verification. Newsy headlines are available for streaming.
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