Measures aimed at punishing ‘no show’ delivery customers

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The Senate will form a technical working group to review and iron out the content of the proposal to protect delivery riders who are being deceived by “no show” customers. Under Senate Bill Number 1677 or the Food and Grocery Delivery Services Protection Act, the service provider will have a reimbursement scheme in favor of […] …read more

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