DoorDash ended a legal battle with New York City by agreeing to a settlement that will pay food delivery drivers in the Big Apple millions in backpay. DoorDash has agreed to a $131 million settlement with the city for underpaying tips to delivery workers, ending a legal battle between City Hall and the food delivery.
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DoorDash ended a legal battle with New York City by agreeing to a settlement that will pay food delivery drivers in the Big Apple millions in backpay. DoorDash has agreed to a $131 million settlement with the city for underpaying tips to delivery workers, ending a legal battle between City Hall and the food delivery.
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