Instacart, the popular grocery delivery service, is taking on the city that never sleeps - and its labor laws. In a surprise move, the company has filed a lawsuit against New York City, arguing that the recently implemented $22.13 minimum wage for delivery drivers is unsustainable and will lead to increased costs for consumers. The move comes as Instacart and other gig economy companies face growing pressure to provide better wages and benefits to their workers. With the city's minimum wage hike set to take effect in June, Instacart is seeking a court ruling to exempt its delivery drivers from the new law, citing the potential for price hikes and reduced services for customers. Will the courts side with the company, or will the city's labor laws prevail?
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