Int 1332-2025
Wrongful deactivation of app-based contracted delivery workers.
Last updated 3/27/2026·Introduced 7/14/2025
DSponsor
Public Advocate Jumaane WilliamsSummary
This bill would prohibit delivery services from deactivating app-based contracted delivery workers unless the deactivation is for just cause or bona fide economic reasons. A delivery service would be required to use progressive discipline prior to deactivating a worker for just cause, unless such deactivation is for egregious misconduct, and would be required to provide notice of such deactivation within 72 hours of deactivating the worker. A delivery service would be required to provide 120 days’ advance notice prior to deactivation for bona fide economic reasons. An app-based contracted delivery worker may challenge their deactivation in an informal resolution process with the delivery service, or request that the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) investigate the deactivation. If DCWP determines the deactivation was wrongful, the delivery worker would be entitled to remedies including reinstatement and payment of lost earnings.
Enacted
1/17/2026
Approved by Council
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DBill History (12)
Voting Records (51)— Approved by Council
Meetings & Hearings
4Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection
WatchDecember 18, 2025
Hearing Held by Committee · Amendment Proposed by Comm · Amended by Committee · Approved by Committee
City Council
December 18, 2025
Approved by Council
Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection
WatchSeptember 12, 2025
Hearing Held by Committee · Laid Over by Committee
City Council
WatchJuly 14, 2025
Referred to Comm by Council