Doordash to settle a case in New York for misleading bakshish practices by paying $ 17 million
Doordash has reached an agreement with the Prosecutor General in New York for Old Practice, in which the company uses customer advice to subsidize the payment of its drivers. As New York AG AG AG James explainedHis investigation revealed that Doordash does not give its drivers, which Tips customers have sent them in the May 2017 app. The Prosecutor General told The New York Times That many drivers will receive payments to the low thousands, but some will receive as much as $ 14,000.
Within the two-year period mentioned above, the service promised Dasters a guaranteed payment for each delivery. When customers checked an order, they saw a message saying: "Dashors will always receive 100 percent from the top." Most customers who read, who will accept it as their driver, will receive what transfers them to their payment. Instead, the service uses its tips to cover the guaranteed payment of drivers. If the customer makes $ 6 for order with a guaranteed payment of $ 10, for example, Doordash will pay only $ 4 from his own pocket. This means that the driver will still receive only $ 10 instead of $ 16.
"Doordash misled customers who generously tilted and deceived a dash that deserved to be paid in full. This agreement returns millions to the pockets of hardworking dassers and provides transparency in DOORDASH’s payment practices forward," James said in a statement. In 2020, Doordash also regulates a similar trial in Washington, County Colombia for $ 2.5 million. Settled Another court case of the same nature in Illinois Last year for $ 11.25 million.
The company has completed its unfair rolling practices in 2019. In New York Set at $ 19.56 per hourWithout including the advice they receive from customers.
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