adriana: distribute food fromcompanies by application innew york could receive agreat benefit.from brooklyn, peter ortegahe tells us how a legislacónbefore the municipal council andI could help them with thedangers they face.peter: we talked to thecouncilor francisco’s officemoya, they said 80,000food delivery men in newyork would benefit from thisproposal. we meetin front of the justice projectworking in brooklyn. is aorganization linked to thehelp to boostworkers’ rights.we spoke with the spokesperson of theproject and with a delivery manmeal.they tell us about the sideto the dark diikilu of thisthey say they would have likedmuch to be included in theconversations of thisproposal.This Wednesday in produced in themunicipal council onelegislation so thatfood pay thedelivery men expensesrelated to anyaccident I hooray in thedelivery day a good partof the workers areHispanics.>> we are protecting theimmigrant community i. themare the ones that moved theeconomy during this pandemic.Peter: Imagine thesevisuals such as driving with yourbicycle with food for himcustomer. suddenly comes to aintersection and has avehicle or other bicycle.these compías or applicationsof food deliveries areThey made Gonzalez of the expensesmedical and damage toproperties. we are looking for aGuatemalan immigrant who hassuffered the darkest side anddangerous of the trade.>> they have opened the door of thecars, they have left scars.united, between 2020 and 2021.19delivery men have passed awayworking in new york, fromthey 14 are Hispanic and 17 atdead in with a car.many vehicles were given toleak.>> I had to get up andgo ahead without havingopcón out of nowhere.peter: the other the projectlabor justice for being likein the, but he thinks he shouldhave conversationsdealers.> they tell one of the achievementsthat we could or have for thepressure that they have madepet some acp offer aoccupational injury insurancefree for your delivery people.if you want to know themeasurements, take out your phonecell phone and scan the qr code
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