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Yes, agree with Datto. Get the contractor back to fix it up. It all really depends upon the deal you made at the time the pavers were originally laid. But ultimately, the pavers should be laid on a sound solid base and not move anywhere near as much as they have in such a short time...

Driveways require a very solid base of concrete in my opinion or gravel base on sound stable soils. Also, a driveway paver that can take the weight of cars. Those are cement pavers whereas I would only lay clay pavers on a driveway. I do this for a living and have seen cement pavers...