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Seattle gig workers to get $15M in Uber Eats settlement
(The Center Square) – The Seattle Office of Labor Standards reached an unprecedented $15 million settlement with Uber Eats over alleged violations of two laws protecting gig workers. Uber Eats will ... Read More
City Hall unfazed by report on gig-worker law impact amid Uber Eats settlement
That’s because it comes just weeks after Uber Eats agreed to pay $15 million for allegedly violating the Seattle law and agreeing to pay 16,000 workers. Read More
I'm a gig worker for Uber Eats in New York City. The delivery work is unsustainable even with minimum wages.
An Uber Eats driver in New York City says that changes on the app have made it harder to get work and earn money since the city's minimum wage law. Read More
Seattle secures record $15M settlement with Uber Eats over worker pay violations
Seattle’s Office of Labor Standards (OLS) reached a record-breaking $15 million settlement with Uber Eats after the city alleged the food delivery service violated multiple worker protection laws. Read More
Uber Eats to pay over $15M to settle claims it violated Seattle app worker laws
The company will pay $14,991,841.49 in back pay, interest, damages and civil penalties to 16,120 affected workers by Sept. 1 as part of the settlement, which was reached July 18. It will also pay the ... Read More
Seattle reaches $15M settlement with Uber Eats over worker rights violations
SEATTLE — The Seattle Office of Labor Standards (OLS) has reached a historic $15 million settlement with Portier, LLC, doing business as Uber Eats, over alleged violations of the Independent ... Read More
Minimum Wage Rules for Food Delivery App Workers Have Been a Disaster. New York City Is Expanding Them.
In 2023, New York City became the first city in America to pass a minimum wage rate for app-based restaurant delivery drivers. Several other progressive cities have followed suit, resulting in a range ... Read More
Food delivery apps depend on cheap immigrant labor to survive, research shows
"Platforms like Uber Eats found an opportunity to significantly lower pay floors for their workers. By 2022 or 2023, as conditions deteriorated, the Canadian-born part-timers—who were largely students ... Read More
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