DoorDash to pay NY delivery workers $17 million for using their tips to cover wages
- DoorDash will pay a $16.75 million settlement due to an investigation into its tipping practices, as stated by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
- About 60,000 delivery workers, known as 'Dashers,' will receive between $10,000 and $14,000 each from the settlement.
- DoorDash must end the tip-sharing practice and report to the AG's office every six months for compliance over the next three years.
- The deceptive policy allowed DoorDash to use tips to offset wages, keeping Dashers and customers unaware, according to James.
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