Doorash ordered almost 17 million US dollars to pay to employees for pocket tips

Doordash has agreed to an agreement of almost 17 million US dollars after allegations that they misleaded both customers and members of the delivery Subscribe, mislead. This practice was present from May 2017 to September 2019, as a case of New York General Prosecutor was submitted Letitia James.

James announced the settlement on Monday (February 24) and explained that Doordash's actions were “fundamentally unfair”. She explained that customers did not know that their tips were used to compensate for Doordash's costs instead of going directly to that.

In response to this, a Doordash spokesman said USA TODAY That the allegations are related to an old wage model that retired in 2019. The company was satisfied with the solution to the matter and emphasized its commitment to fair and transparent dashher revenue

According to the provisions of the billing, Doordash will provide the Dasher's clear disclosure in his mobile application before accepting delivery orders. This aims to ensure the transparency of the payment practices.

James emphasized the importance of delivery agents and explained: “This settlement gives millions back into the pockets diligently and ensures transparency in Doordash's payment practices.” She also announced that her office would soon provide information about how justified contributions can submit claims to receive money from the comparisons.

That who worked in New York between 2017 and 2019 are asked to submit a claim to reimbursement. James assured: “We have your back.”