Walmart is asking some of its Spark drivers to prove who they say they are the old-fashioned way — and paying them to do it. Some drivers for the retailer's delivery service are being asked to ...

Walmart's delivery platform, Spark, has tripled its delivery-driver workforce over the past year. But employees and drivers say the platform has an issue with drivers posing under multiple names.

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Walmart is asking some Spark delivery drivers to verify their identities at a store. Gig delivery workers get $15 for verifying their identity in person.

Walmart launched its 'Spark Driver' delivery program in 2018 and its drivers are described as 'independent contractors and part of the gig economy,' on the company's website.

Walmart's delivery platform, Spark, has tripled its delivery-driver workforce over the past year. But employees and drivers say the platform has an issue with drivers posing under multiple names.

Walmart launched its 'Spark Driver' delivery program in 2018 and its drivers are described as 'independent contractors and part of the gig economy,' on the company's website.