Uber Eats, Grubhub and DoorDash all advocated for the city to cut its proposed base pay to account for so-called multi-apping, or the periods of time when delivery workers are logged in to multiple delivery apps, according to the new rule.
The DCWP reduced its proposed total pay by $3.60 and also reduced proposed compensation for Medicare and Social Security contributions by 2 cents, alongside a 2 cent cut to proposed workers’ comp adjustments, and a further 22 cent reduction in base pay, resulting in a total cut of $3.86.
Also at industry’s prodding, the department is adding an alternative scheme for calculating worker pay. According to a press release from the DCWP, this means that apps that pay workers for on-call time and delivery time must pay workers about $0.30 a minute,...
Patricia White, 70, of Old Greenwich, received a nine-month prison sentence for submitting false claims for unclaimed properties to around 30 state treasuries. HARRISBURG, Pa. — Months after her br...