#delivery-workers

#delivery-workers

New York City raises minimum wage for app-based delivery workers to $21.44/hour, benefiting over 60,000 workers.

Delivery workers in New York City demand improved conditions, including wages and transparency.

DoorDash's workforce consists mainly of young women working part-time, often as a supplemental income source.

The introduction of Bill 606 aims to regulate e-bikes for improved street safety but raises concerns among delivery workers regarding increased targeting and legal risks.

Electric bikes and mopeds are increasingly popular among delivery workers in New York City, despite safety concerns over lithium-ion batteries.

E-bikes and mopeds have become crucial for delivery workers in New York City, offering affordable transportation options despite potential safety hazards.

Whizz aims to support delivery workers, especially immigrants, by providing affordable access to e-bikes despite financial barriers.

The e-bike charging pilot significantly reduced home charging and spare battery use among delivery workers, indicating a need for expansion.

NYC delivery workers face heat and lack of rest areas, prompting them to organize for their rights and safety.

The recent data shows racial disparities in NYC traffic fatalities, with Hispanic and Asian communities disproportionately affected.

Vulnerable road users in NYC face alarming fatality rates, particularly among Asian and Hispanic populations.