DoorDash

Cameron — DoorDash hides pay information from their workers. When DoorDash delivery drivers select a trip, they cannot see the total amount they will be paid. While DoorDash knows how much the driver will make, drivers are left in the dark. The Drivers Rights Movement believes that DoorDash does this to boost their revenue and pass off losses to drivers. New York has already passed laws requiring pay transparency for gig workers. Sign the petition to demand pay transparency from DoorDash across all U.S. states. Stop Hiding Pay Information From Gig Workers 15,571 have signed Drivers Rights Movement's petition. Let's get to 25,000! Sign now with a click DoorDash hides pay information from gig workers.  This purposely makes it hard for Dashers to determine whether or not to take a trip. This is done to benefit DoorDash and convince drivers to take unprofitable trips.  This is not right. Dashers should know what they will make, before taking a trip. It goes against DoorDash's obligations to its workers. You can't classify workers as independent contractors but not honor the obligations that come with it.  ******************************* 56% of a Dasher's income is made from tips. Tips make the difference between a Dasher making or losing money on many trips! DoorDash knows what the tip is on each trip. But they purposely hide this amount to convince drivers to take unprofitable trips.  DoorDash was caught in 2019 taking tips from Dashers. This is their smarter attempt to continue doing so. This isn't fair to Dashers. This isn't fair to customers who order food.  For Dashers - this leads to unstable and unpredictable earnings, and creates a gambling mindset. And it's just not right.  For customers who order food - if you leave a good tip, a lot of the time the Dasher who is picking up your food does not know that you did. This leads to sub-par service for you. And means you are subsidizing unprofitable trips.  A SCENARIO MOST DASHERS WILL RECOGNIZE:  You get a trip for 7.2 miles. You are offered $4 to complete it. That doesn't make any sense. But you believe that there is no way it could only be $4.  In the past DoorDash has hidden the full amount so sometimes $4 means $8, or $12, or $17.  You decide that it's worth the gamble. You go to the restaurant, wait 20 minutes for the food to be ready. You drive 7.2 miles - that takes 20 minutes. And you have to drive back from far out - another 20 minutes.  Total time spent: 60 minutes Total gas used: 14.4 miles = 0.6 gallons = $2.75 It turns out that DoorDash hid part of the pay, the total pay is $5.  After gas you made $2.25 in one hour. And this doesn't even count the depreciation on your car.  DOORDASH KNOWS WHAT IT IS DOING This is not just to try and convince drivers to take unprofitable trips. DoorDash claims that it is to "make every trip worth taking".  What this means: there are many trips that don't make sense for a driver to take. But DoorDash wants to accept these trips to boost their revenue.  The problem is that they are doing this at the expense of the driver.  If DoorDash wants to take unreasonable trips to boost their revenue, that is a business decision by them, and they should pay the cost.  Not pass the cost on to workers by trying to trick them.  There have been attempts to get drivers this information (including the Para app). DoorDash has gone out of their way to crush all these attempts. They have invested significant time and money to do so. This shows where they stand on this.  CHANGE IS POSSIBLE New York City passed laws last year requiring food delivery apps to show 100% of the pay to drivers.  DoorDash (and others) have complied, but only in New York.  They are obviously able to run their business there while being honest and upfront. And the technical change to enable this has already been built.  Gig workers in all states deserve to know what they will be paid.  "When DoorDash tricks us into taking orders by making us think they pay more than they do, we end up losing money. Especially in the winter, when we are literally risking our lives to deliver food to people in the snow and ice, we need to know that the pay is worth the risk."- DoorDash Driver "Every other job in this country tells people UP FRONT how much they will be compensated for their work. When you aren't transparent with your contractors, it sends a message that you are up to something suspicious and not looking out for our best interests. "- DoorDash Driver JOIN THE DRIVERS RIGHTS MOVEMENT. SIGN THE PETITION. We demand that DoorDash offers pay transparency to all gig workers across all the states.  Stop implementing opaque policies that benefit DoorDash, at the expense of workers.  Gig workers are in charge of their work and should have all the information needed to make the right decision for themselves.  Thank you for joining The Drivers Rights Movement! Please share to help us build momentum and ensure transparency for all DoorDash drivers across the United States.  *** The Driver's Rights Movement is a group led by Para and a collective of passionate gig workers, committed to a fairer and more equitable gig economy. Sign now with a click Visit petition page At Change.org, we believe in the voice of everyday people. Is there something that you want to change? Start a petition today The person (or organization) who started this petition is not affiliated with Change.org. Change.org did not create this petition and is not responsible for the petition content. 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Ban herbicides in our food

Cameron — Glyphosate is the most commonly used herbicide globally. And it may also be killing us. Zach Bush, an expert in agriculture, says that the 4.5 billion pounds of herbicides we spray into our soils, plants, and water systems are causing us to experience the biggest increase of chronic disease and infertility in human history. Zach is calling on the regulatory agencies and legislators to ban the harmful chemicals from farms to keep our food clean. Add your name to urge officials to keep these harmful chemicals out of your food. Ban Glyphosate: Keep harmful chemicals out of our foods 23,607 have signed Zach Bush's petition. Let's get to 25,000! Sign now with a click Over the last 25 years, we have seen the most profound explosion of chronic disease and infertility in human history. Research suggests that the 4.5 billion pounds of herbicides we spray into our soils, plants, and water systems are part of the reason why. My name is Zach Bush and I've worked at the intersection of agriculture and the human health space for over 12 years. I've seen first-hand that, until we change how we are doing things, human and planetary health will continue to be at risk. Glyphosate is the most commonly used herbicide globally–– it also impairs our bodies' and brains' ability to function properly. Glyphosate has been found to cause injuries to the cellular function of our bodies including epigenetic, metabolic, neurologic, autoimmune, and cancers. However, farmers continue to use it to expedite uniform harvests. Every country that has adopted widespread chemical agriculture practices has seen rising rates of these illnesses. Bayer, a company that manufactures glyphosate, lost enormous lawsuits to plaintiffs who claimed that glyphosate exposure caused their cancer. They have set aside over $10 billion to settle the ongoing glyphosate litigation. But the U.S. Federal government continues to approve its use. People are starting to take notice. In 2020, $200M was paid out as damages for glyphosate-related cancer cases. More recently, the 9th circuit court in California overturned the EPA's "Glyphosate safe for human consumption" position that has been held at the Federal level for over 40 years. Meanwhile, the regulatory and legal stances against glyphosate haven't changed. As farmers adopt regenerative farming methods, we can eventually rule out the use of glyphosate and chemical desiccants altogether. We can change how we approach soil and food system management and revitalize this planet. Sign and share this petition to urge the EPA, USDA, FDA, and President Biden to phase out glyphosate and other chemical desiccants in our food systems. The health of our planet and its people depends on it. Sign now with a click Visit petition page At Change.org, we believe in the voice of everyday people. Is there something that you want to change? Start a petition today The person (or organization) who started this petition is not affiliated with Change.org. Change.org did not create this petition and is not responsible for the petition content. How useful was this email? 1 2 3 4 5 Not Useful Useful Unsubscribe from emails like this Unsubscribe from all Change.org emails Manage your email preferences  ·  Privacy policy We'd love to hear from you! Contact us through our help center. Change.org  ·  548 Market St #29993, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401, USA