Delivery Workers Push for Deactivation Protections
Delivery workers are pressuring the City Council to pass a bill that would provide them with "just cause" protections.
At a recent rally outside City Hall, workers shared stories of being deactivated from apps like DoorDash, UberEats, GrubHub, and Wonder without a fair review process.
[DoorDash] deactivated me the other day. They did not say why.
According to workers, these companies incentivize reckless riding by threatening deactivation, which can be devastating for those who rely on the work to support their families.
- DoorDash
- UberEats
- GrubHub
- Wonder
Author's summary: Delivery workers seek protections against unfair deactivation.
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