DoorDash ordered to pay $131.5 million

New York City announced DoorDash will pay one hundred thirty-one point five million dollars for violating the city's minimum wage and delivery work protection laws.

Over $83 million for pay calculation dispute

More than eighty-three million dollars resolves a disagreement over how to calculate pay for time Dashers spend online between deliveries, DoorDash said.

Investigation found late and missing payments

New York's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection investigated reports from workers of late or missing payments for completed deliveries.

Over 260,000 workers to receive compensation

More than two hundred sixty thousand affected workers will receive compensation calculated at approximately two hundred percent of the amount they were underpaid.

“calculated at approximately 200 percent of the amount they were underpaid”

DoorDash blames technical errors and disputes

DoorDash attributes missing payments to technical issues and complications like deliveries crossing city boundaries or having multiple locations, plus disputes over on-call time pay.

Three-year monitoring program begins

DoorDash must share monthly data with the DCWP for three years and update its app to prevent workers being offered deliveries unless compensated for on-call or trip time.