Amazon to pay nearly $4M to DC

OAG: Amazon to pay $3.95M to DC in settlement over misleading customers about tips
Amazon settled a lawsuit with the Office of the Attorney General (OAG), which alleged it misled customers in the District by assuring them that 100% of tips would go to Amazon Flex delivery drivers. Rather,
Amazon to pay DC nearly $4 million over stolen tips from Flex delivery drivers AG says
Tech and retail giant Amazon owes the District of Columbia nearly $4 million to settle a lawsuit over tips that weren't fully given to delivery drivers, despite
Amazon will pay $4 million to settle driver tip theft lawsuit
The 2022 lawsuit was filed to penalize Amazon for withholding more than $60 million from Flex drivers.
Amazon to pay nearly $4M to DC in lawsuit over driver tips misuse
The 2022 lawsuit filed by Attorney General Brian Schwalb’s office alleged that Amazon misled D.C. consumers by claiming that 100% of tips would go to Amazon Flex delivery drivers, when in fact, much of the money was used to reduce Amazon's labor costs and increase profits.
Amazon agrees to pay D.C. $3.95 million over stolen driver tips
Amazon settled a lawsuit with D.C. over stolen tips on Friday, with the e-commerce behemoth agreeing to pay $3.95 million to the District, including $2.4 million in penalties.
Amazon to pay $3.95 million settlement over stolen tips for DC delivery workers
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A recent lawsuit in D.C. over stolen tips intended for delivery workers has been settled for $3.95 million. AG Brian L. Schwalb shared the news on Friday morning. The lawsuit alleged that Amazon misled D.
Amazon to pay nearly $4M to settle lawsuit alleging it took tips from drivers
Amazon has agreed to pay nearly $4 million to settle charges that the e-commerce company subsidized its labor costs by taking tips its delivery drivers received from customers, District of Columbia Attorney General Brian L.
Amazon to Pay $3.95 Million in DC Settlement Over Misappropriated Tips
The lawsuit alleged Amazon misled customers by using tips to cover base wages instead of increasing driver pay.
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