Corporate greed doesn’t stop because of extreme weather.
Yesterday was one of New York City’s wettest days on record in a decade.1
Flash floods and other bad weather are especially dangerous for our delivery workers because they often have to go to work. They don’t get paid a minimum wage.
Uber, DoorDash, and GrubHub filed a lawsuit so they wouldn’t have to pay delivery workers a livable wage. And while NYC courts ruled in favor of delivery workers (just this week!) there’s still a long way to go before these workers get paid the wage they deserve.
Corporate greed doesn’t stop because of extreme weather. Will you make a $5 contribution to Los Deliveristas Unidos today? Every dollar supports their fight for the rights of 65,000 delivery workers in NYC.
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Last year, these workers — after years of tireless organizing, mobilizing, and advocating as Los Deliveristas Unidos — won historic legislation to guarantee a minimum wage for delivery workers in New York. But that legislation was immediately held up in court, as the apps sued to stonewall the new law before it could be enacted.
Now more than ever, Los Deliveristas need your support to ensure that this hard-won victory is not just a momentary triumph, but a lasting change for NYC's delivery workers.
Your contribution will allow Los Deliveristas Unidos to keep fighting for fair wages, workers' rights, and justice. Chip in $5 today →
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In solidarity,
Team AOC
1 - ABC: How much rain fell in New York City, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut
