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In Wake Of Prop 22, Albertsons Shifting In-House Delivery Jobs To Gig Work

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×U.S. EditionPart of HuffPost Business. ©2022 BuzzFeed, Inc. All rights reserved.×AdvertisementWhile Albertsons did not cite the new California law known as for the decision, several major California markets will be impacted by the policy change. Prop 22 makes it easier for companies like DoorDash to classify their drivers as independent contractors.Advertisement“For all our nonunion drivers who can’t bargain, it’s really messed up.”- Jim Araby, UFCW Western States CouncilAraby said third-party delivery services appeal to companies like Albertsons because another company has to worry about the fleet and the logistics of employment: “You don’t have to maintain the truck, you don’t have to worry about accidents and all that goes with that.” And the third-party companies ultimately don’t have to worry about much of that either, “because everyone is using their own cars.”According to Araby, both UFCW and the Teamsters represent in-house drivers at Albertsons, but only a small share of the overall workforce. He said even though union drivers would not be impacted by the change, he believes grocers’ increasing reliance on companies like DoorDash will imperil more in-house jobs over time.AdvertisementHe said his union is considering filing a grievance, believing the change may run afoul of provisions it has bargained related to subcontracting.AdvertisementSuggest a correctionNewsletter Sign UpWake up to the day's most important news.Successfully Subscribed!Realness delivered to your inboxPAID FOR BY MARRIOTT BONVOY BOUNDLESS CREDIT CARD

×U.S. EditionPart of HuffPost Business. ©2022 BuzzFeed, Inc. All rights reserved.×AdvertisementWhile Albertsons did not cite the new California law known as for the decision, several major California markets will be impacted by the policy change. Prop 22 makes it easier for companies like DoorDash to classify their drivers as independent contractors.Advertisement“For all our nonunion drivers who can’t bargain, it’s really messed up.”- Jim Araby, UFCW Western States CouncilAraby said third-party delivery services appeal to companies like Albertsons because another company has to worry about...

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