delivery people

Delivery workers pressing claims for unpaid wages worry they'll be exposed to deportation under a second Trump presidency.

Delivery workers, elected officials and app companies are battling over how and how much the workers should be paid.

“Just take five seconds and say, ‘hey, thank you for the food. Did you get the tip? Can you check that you make sure you got the tip?’”

The six bills could improve some of the harsh conditions faced by the city's 65,000+ food delivery workers.

They routinely earn low wages well below New York's minimum wage, lack basic labor and employment protections, and face dangerous working conditions on the streets of NYC.

The package of legislation would allow app-based deliverers to use restaurant bathrooms and force third-party app companies to uphold higher labor standards.

Contracts must now clearly state that delivery workers are to be given their full tips from online orders.

Restaurant delivery workers continue to feel the pain of the city's electric bike ban.