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@joshdzieza @verge @philip_nyc All of the delivery apps have one thing in common: The physical practicalities of maintaining the modern buffet of speedy delivery options fall to the workers https://t.co/SaqnWeLSmS https://t.co/8Q61fEdibW — PolitiTweet.org

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@joshdzieza @verge @philip_nyc Even before the thefts started, the city’s 65,000 delivery workers had tolerated so much: the fluctuating pay, the lengthening routes, the relentless time pressure enforced by mercurial software, the deadly carelessness of drivers, and more https://t.co/SaqnWeLSmS https://t.co/r7FMdVtM8Q — PolitiTweet.org

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@joshdzieza @verge @philip_nyc The costs add up: bikes, cold-weather gear, garages, maintenance. So while DoorDash claims Manhattan workers make $33 per hour, including tips, when you factor in expenses, delivery workers have a base pay of $7.87 per hour, according to one recent study https://t.co/SaqnWeLSmS https://t.co/76s4PZ3shB — PolitiTweet.org

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