City of Seattle records show that in March alone, Doordash spent more than $130,000 on lobbying efforts to repeal the PayUp ordinance.
City of Seattle records show that in March alone, DoorDash spent more than $130,000 on lobbying efforts to repeal the PayUp ordinance.SEATTLE — If you're a Seattle resident, and you have been getting calls, emails, or online advertisements asking you to help repeal that food delivery pay ordinance, you’re not alone."DoorDash does really well," said Alexandra Kim, a delivery driver.
Another delivery driver, John Stamstad, said he's been getting fewer orders since the apps imposed the fee. He told KING 5 Thursday,"People are not ordering as much." However, a new bill is being drafted to revise that. Stamstad said he hopes the revised version will pass.
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