New York A01941 amends the labor law to protect delivery network company (DNC) workers by establishing rights and procedures for challenging.
New York A01941 amends the labor law to introduce protections and rights for delivery network company (DNC) workers. It mandates that DNCs create internal procedures for workers to challenge deactivations. Workers have the right to challenge their deactivation both internally within the DNC and externally. The bill also allows the Department of Labor to investigate unwarranted deactivations. DNCs must provide written notice of rights to workers, including the right to challenge deactivation, access records substantiating deactivation, and file complaints.
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