GoPuff drivers are publicly calling on the delivery app to improve its treatment of workers for the first time as the company continues to rapidly expand.
In an open letter released Thursday in collaboration with the labor rights organization Working Washington, 24 goPuff drivers demanded a livable wage, real flexibility and more oversight of managers. Organizers are hopeful that more will sign on in the coming days.
GoPuff – which offers fast delivery of a wide variety of products stocked in its own warehouses across the country – has seen relatively little organizing among its workforce compared to its fellow gig economy firms such as Uber, Lyft or Instacart.
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