NY Money: App-based food delivery workers must be paid $17.96 hr before tips

[playahaitian]

@tallblacknyc
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@EPDC

 

[EPDC]

Good for them. This is going to kill Uber Eats and others though. They'll push the costs to the consumers and I doubt consumers will be cool with paying the extra or increased charges for delivery fees.

 

[playahaitian]

Good for them. This is going to kill Uber Eats and others though. They'll push the costs to the consumers and I doubt consumer will be cool with paying the extra or increased charges for delivery fees.

Maybe they will take off the tips option?

I wonder how this will effect the actual restaurants?

But I regardless...

If delivery people thought customers were tough before?

Now that they will KNOW how much the Uber eats folk getting paid?

Woo boy... they gonna want super perfect service of they gonna set that app on fire.

The we only get paid blah blah excuse for poor service just got tossed out the window.

 

[EPDC]

Maybe they will take off the tips option?

I wonder how this will effect the actual restaurants?

But I regardless...

If delivery people thought customers were tough before?

Now that they will KNOW how much the Uber eats folk getting paid?

Woo boy... they gonna want super perfect service of they gonna set that app on fire.

The we only get paid blah blah excuse for poor service just got tossed out the window.

I've only used those services once or twice in a pinch. Don't trust strangers delivering my food nor do I like the extra charges they add to the order. Lolz some folks are going to go off on those delivery folks.

 

[tallblacknyc]

Good for them. This is going to kill Uber Eats and others though. They'll push the costs to the consumers and I doubt consumers will be cool with paying the extra or increased charges for delivery fees.

People thought the samething when ny fast food workers demanded $15 an hr and yet those bizzness still here and made a surplus since.. white people need their fast food and will keep it up and running. Same with college kids from out of state that dorm here.. Mexicans and Africans will benefit greatly cause they tend to be big in that workforce

 

[playahaitian]

I've only used those services once or twice in a pinch. Don't trust strangers delivering my food nor do I like the extra charges they add to the order. Lolz some folks are going to go off on those delivery folks.

I understand.

Like any service it benefits and targets those who need it.

I said the same as you for YEARS intially and now it became a lazy backup. And luckily I have had very few negative experiences.

I also like how it's a good revenue stream for certain people, kept stores in business and especially disabled and elderly benefit

People thought the samething when ny fast food workers demanded $15 an hr and yet those bizzness still here and made a surplus since.. white people need their fast food and will keep it up and running. Same with college kids from out of state that dorm here.. Mexicans and Africans will benefit greatly cause they tend to be big in that workforce

I'm happy they getting paid... but they BETTER realize that while it was always a business

NOW?

It just got REALER.

take it much more seriously and it's going to be monitored MUCH MORE closely

Cold food, messed up orders, lateness, tampered with food, rudeness?

Will NOT be tolerated

Expectations gonna be ridiculous.

Folk gonna go IN and the city/state going to be much more involved.

Cause if they raise rates? These delivery people better understand the clients who can AFFORD it are not going to be f*cking around.

Good luck.

 

[babygwirl18]

I ordered burgers and fries for 5 people on Uber Eats yesterday and it came out to. $80 with delivery charge.

People wonder what causes inflation. SMH

 

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I ordered burgers and fries for 5 people on Uber Eats yesterday and it came out to. $80 with delivery charge.

People wonder what causes inflation. SMH

Damn only 80 dollars? How sway?

 

[tallblacknyc]

I understand.

Like any service it benefits and targets those who need it.

I said the same as you for YEARS intially and now it became a lazy backup. And luckily I have had very few negative experiences.

I also like how it's a good revenue stream for certain people, kept stores in business and especially disabled and elderly benefit



I'm happy they getting paid... but they BETTER realize that while it was always a business

NOW?

It just got REALER.

take it much more seriously and it's going to be monitored MUCH MORE closely

Cold food, messed up orders, lateness, tampered with food, rudeness?

Will NOT be tolerated

Expectations gonna be ridiculous.

Folk gonna go IN and the city/state going to be much more involved.

Cause if they raise rates? These delivery people better understand the clients who can AFFORD it are not going to be f*cking around.

Good luck.

Process of elimination. There’s people that have the app just to do it every now and then. It probably will be only available to serious consistent workers. Which will eliminate the half assers.. there’s a lot of people that take it serious and they probably get more work due to cutting off the dead weight individual who rarely do it

 

[playahaitian]

Process of elimination. There’s people that have the app just to do it every now and then. It probably will be only available to serious consistent workers. Which will eliminate the half assers.. there’s a lot of people that take it serious and they probably get more work due to cutting off the dead weight individual who rarely do it

^^^^

Facts

 

[tallblacknyc]

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