A major food delivery company has agreed to pay $131.5 million to resolve a wage investigation in New York City, acknowledging in a statement that it made mistakes in how it compensated delivery workers. The settlement follows an inquiry into whether the company violated labor laws by failing to properly account for expenses like vehicle maintenance and gas when calculating pay. Authorities had accused the firm of underpaying workers, prompting the financial resolution. The company’s admission of error signals a significant shift in its approach to worker compensation in the city.
DoorDash settles New York City pay investigation for $131.5 million: 'We screwed up.' Yahoo Finance UK
