As companies like Uber and Lyft look to grow their businesses beyond ride-share, expanding into categories like food and grocery delivery, they face a persistent thorn in their sides.
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New York’s food delivery bicyclists and drivers demand more workplace rights
Food delivery workers in New York City, fresh off winning rights to transparency in tipping and the use of restaurant bathrooms…
Traffic, tickets, gas: rideshare and delivery app workers fight to unionize
Coalition in New York City is organizing to demand better work conditions, including living wages, basic benefits and safe work environment…
Food delivery workers, ride-share drivers demand more rights
Food delivery workers in New York City, fresh off winning rights to transparency in tipping and the use of restaurant bathrooms…
JUSTICE FOR APP WORKERS STATEMENT ON RAISE IN MINIMUM PAY RATES FOR FOR-HIRE VEHICLE DRIVERS
In response to Friday’s announcement that the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) will raise minimum pay rates for for-hire vehicle drivers by 5.3 percent, the Justice for App Workers coalition released the following statement:
WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE JUSTICE FOR APP WORKERS
A coalition of 100,000+ rideshare and delivery workers united in our fight for rights, benefits, and safety on the jobWe are proud to announce the…
JUSTICE FOR APP WORKERS: NEW YORK RIDESHARE AND DELIVERY WORKERS UNITE TO LAUNCH HISTORIC NATIONAL LABOR FIGHT AGAINST APP COMPANIES
Nine grassroots organizations representing 100,000 app workers form new Justice For App Workers coalition demanding safe working conditions, just compensation, and the right to unionization…