New York Tipping Law Goes Into Effect

New York tipping law goes into effect

(The Center Square) — New tipping laws for delivery drivers went into effect in New York City on Monday after a federal judge rejected a last-ditch effort by GrubHub, Uber, and other companies to block the rules.

New York City to see new law requiring delivery apps to give tipping options - The Mirror US

Going into effect on Monday, Jan. 26, a new tipping law in New York City will require delivery apps, such as DoorDash and Uber Eats, to prompt users to tip before checkout

DoorDash and Uber lose bid to pause NYC tipping law

On Monday, the delivery apps will have to start asking customers to tip before checkout, rather than after delivery. DoorDash warned that the law will lead to “an immediate drop off in orders”

Uber and DoorDash Lose Bid to Quash NYC Tipping Law

Delivery companies have reportedly lost their bid to halt New York City’s new tipping law. Uber and DoorDash had asked a judge for an injunction to block the new law, which requires food delivery apps to offer customers the option to tip delivery workers, Reuters reported Friday (Jan. 23). According to the report, U.S. District Judge George Daniels in Manhattan said the companies did not demonstrate a clear likelihood of succeeding on …

NYC new tipping law for for Uber Eats, DoorDash goes into effect Monday

A federal judge rejected an attempt from Uber Eats and DoorDash to stop a new tipping law from going into effect. Starting on Monday, customers will be given the option to tip delivery workers up front when placing their order, instead of the current system of tipping after the order is…