DoorDash Ordered to Pay $9.5M to Arbitrate 5,000 Labor Disputes

Rejecting claims that the legal process it forced on workers is unfair, a federal judge Monday ordered food-delivery service DoorDash to pay $9.5 million in arbitration fees for 5,010 delivery drivers’ labor demands against the company.

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