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Why e-bike batteries are becoming the most dangerous object in New York - Vimarsana News

Why e-bike batteries are becoming the most dangerous object in New York

A boom in riders and a flood of uncertified batteries has sparked deadly fires in apartments and buildings across the city.

City Hall implements $1.50 pay bump for NYC delivery workers - Vimarsana News

City Hall implements $1.50 pay bump for NYC delivery workers

NYC food delivery workers are getting a new, near 9% pay bump starting Monday, Mayor Adams announced. Workers for apps like Uber Eats, Grubhub and Doordash will now make $19.56 per hour spent making deliveries, or an increase of around a buck-fifty every hour. “Our delivery workers have consistently delivered for us and today we are delivering for them,” Adams said at a City Hall press ...

Source: yahoo.com
Why NYC's Bike Powered Delivery Workers Are Taking on Big Tech - Vimarsana News

Why NYC's Bike Powered Delivery Workers Are Taking on Big Tech

NYC's bike-riding workforce is fighting for better pay and safer working conditions. Its victory could chart a course for food-toting cyclists everywhere.

Source: aol.com
Northwest Workers Justice Project recognizes union - Vimarsana News

Northwest Workers Justice Project recognizes union

NWJP is a legal nonprofit that trains workers about their rights, advocates for pro-worker policies, and provides legal aid to workers.

Tipping on Delivery Apps Is Becoming Harder - Vimarsana News

Tipping on Delivery Apps Is Becoming Harder

When New York City delivery workers won a legal battle for a higher minimum wage, some apps made it harder for customers to tip. Advocates say this is punishment, but what are customers expected to do?