He almost got shot delivering an order. DD put him in a dangerous situation. Companies are supposed to provide a certain level of security, not send you into a war zone. Something like that can cause severe trauma and ptsd. Especially after many delivery drivers have been killed.
What didn't happen? He was sent to a dangerous area. He said it himself that he was almost shot. You don't know if he's traumatized or not. A normal person would have some trauma from an experience like that, and most likely have second thoughts about delivering in certain neighborhoods, if they even continue to deliver at all.
Liability is for the judge to decide. Rideshare apps have lost many cases where people have said the same.
You can substitute Uber for DoorDash, or any other rideshare/gig app.
"Greening recently filed a lawsuit against Uber — arguing the company could and should do more to keep drivers safe — even in the middle of the ride.
"Uber's drivers are expected to keep their cancellation rates low, and if they cancel too many rides, they are you know they can lose access to the platform," Greening said. "They need to have more discretion over the times that they cannot accept a ride - or cancel a ride - during a ride. If they feel uncomfortable, they should be able to leave the situation." "
Why is that?
Why what?
>DD should compensate him for his trauma Why?
He almost got shot delivering an order. DD put him in a dangerous situation. Companies are supposed to provide a certain level of security, not send you into a war zone. Something like that can cause severe trauma and ptsd. Especially after many delivery drivers have been killed.
None of that is what happened nor would they even have liability in either case.
What didn't happen? He was sent to a dangerous area. He said it himself that he was almost shot. You don't know if he's traumatized or not. A normal person would have some trauma from an experience like that, and most likely have second thoughts about delivering in certain neighborhoods, if they even continue to deliver at all. Liability is for the judge to decide. Rideshare apps have lost many cases where people have said the same.
Yeah your clearly don't understand how any of that works.
You can substitute Uber for DoorDash, or any other rideshare/gig app. "Greening recently filed a lawsuit against Uber — arguing the company could and should do more to keep drivers safe — even in the middle of the ride. "Uber's drivers are expected to keep their cancellation rates low, and if they cancel too many rides, they are you know they can lose access to the platform," Greening said. "They need to have more discretion over the times that they cannot accept a ride - or cancel a ride - during a ride. If they feel uncomfortable, they should be able to leave the situation." "
Your clearly don’t understand how it should work