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Instacart requiring shoppers to distribute Prop 22 stickers
- rbecker 6y agoI thought we wanted companies to be politically active? Wasn't there a big controversy just recently when Coinbase tried to remain apolitical?
- JMTQp8lwXL 6y agoWith $180 million in contributions, I expect media advertising, texts, and yes, stickers. Otherwise, what else would one do with such a budget? Not a great position, however. When I think of the typical socioeconomic status of a someone who uses grocery delivery services, and one of the person doing the shopping, I generally feel the user can afford to pay a little bit more to these workers have access to health care, PPE, and earning a living wage. Exceptions to this general sentiment would include the disabled, who may use these services out of necessity.