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Seattle gig workers get settlement from Instacart

Instacart will pay $730,041 dollars to settle claims it violated Seattle's law that provides gig workers paid sick leave.

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Instacart to pay $730,000 to settle alleged violations of Seattle s gig worker ordinance

Instacart agreed to pay over $730,000 in remedies to more than 5,500 affected workers to settle allegations it violated Seattle’s Gig Worker Paid Sick and Safe Time Ordinance.

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Uber sees significant drop in orders stemming from two Seattle gig laws

(The Center Square) – New data from Uber adds to the growing concern that Seattle’s two app-based worker laws are harming couriers rather than helping them.

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We can t pay rent : Seattle app-based workers demand repeal of gig laws | Washington

(The Center Square) – Recently enacted legislation intended to help app-based delivery drivers receive fair wages is instead hurting delivery drivers, business owners and customers.

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