Overview
- Lawmakers will vote July 14 on five bills extending 2021 food delivery standards to roughly 20,000 grocery app workers.
- One measure matches the $21.44 hourly minimum established for restaurant couriers to grocery delivery drivers.
- Another bill requires apps to display a tipping option of at least 10 percent at or before checkout and to disburse pay within seven calendar days.
- A proposal by Jennifer Gutiérrez mandates access to restrooms, distribution of fire safety materials and provision of insulated bags for workers.
- The expansion follows phased wage increases for restaurant delivery workers, which took effect April 1 after courts rejected industry challenges.