Bill aims to protect food delivery workers from attacks
According to a study cited by lawmakers, 20% of delivery workers report being assaulted on the job.
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A new state Senate bill would make it a felony to assault food delivery workers, responding to a surge in attacks on those employed in the industry.
According to a study cited by lawmakers, 20% of delivery workers report being assaulted on the job.
DoorDash has endorsed the measure, releasing a statement saying, "No one should have to worry about threats to their safety while making deliveries."
The company pledged to collaborate with law enforcement to ensure the safety of its workers.
