<ul><li>Amazon is set to settle a group claim from delivery drivers, ending a suit that could have cost the company £140m.</li><li>Delivery drivers, classified as self-employed, argued they were deprived of benefits like holiday pay and minimum wage.</li><li>Law firm Leigh Day brought the claim on behalf of at least 3,000 drivers, seeking an average compensation of £10,500 per year of work.</li><li>Details of the settlement offer have not been disclosed, but some drivers are expected to receive payouts worth tens of thousands of pounds after Christmas.</li></ul>

Amazon to settle dispute with delivery drivers over claims worth potential £140m

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