Washington HB1332 regulates transportation network companies, setting minimum compensation standards for drivers and establishing procedures for.

Washington HB1332 mandates that transportation network companies set minimum compensation for drivers based on passenger platform time and mileage. Companies must provide drivers with written notices of their rights, including protections against retaliation. Companies are required to offer drivers the opportunity to contest account deactivations through a formal process. The bill also establishes a driver resource center to support drivers and outlines procedures for deactivation appeals, including mediation and arbitration.

Washington HB1332 regulates transportation network companies, setting minimum compensation standards for drivers and establishing procedures for.

Washington HB1332 mandates that transportation network companies set minimum compensation for drivers based on passenger platform time and mileage. Companies must provide drivers with written notices of their rights, including protections against retaliation. Companies are required to offer drivers the opportunity to contest account deactivations through a formal process. The bill also establishes a driver resource center to support drivers and outlines procedures for deactivation appeals, including mediation and arbitration.