A trio of bills set to be proposed in the New York City Council is eyeing a crackdown on rapid grocery delivery apps by regulating their storefronts and adding safety measures for workers, The Post…
A trio of bills set to be proposed in the New York City Council is eyeing a crackdown on rapid grocery delivery apps such as Gopuff, Getir and Gorillas by regulating their storefronts and adding safety measures for workers, The Post has learned.
Two other bills, from downtown Manhattan Council Member Christopher Marte, would limit the weight of the backpacks worn by delivery workers and take aim at promises to delivery goods within specific timeframes.
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