Major delivery companies including Amazon, Uber and Instacart have filed a lawsuit challenging a new New York City law aimed at regulating how they deactivate workers from their platforms. The legal action argues that the law infringes on their ability to manage their services and could disrupt operations for both businesses and customers. The dispute centers on provisions requiring notice and justification before workers can be removed, raising questions about the balance between worker protections and corporate flexibility. Critics of the law say it could lead to unintended consequences for gig economy platforms operating in the city.
Amazon, Uber, Instacart sue to block NYC law over delivery worker deactivation Reuters
