NYC Mayor Mamdani announces support for the Delivery Protection Act
Big Tech Amazon NYC Mayor Mamdani announces support for the Delivery Protection Act Amazon, on the other hand, is fighting the measure to stop use of contractors for last-mile delivery. 10, 2026 4:10 pm EST Spencer Platt/Getty Images New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is throwing his office's support behind a measure to change last-mile delivery practices. The Delivery Protection Act was introduced several months ago in the major metropolis' City Council.
- ▪Big Tech Amazon NYC Mayor Mamdani announces support for the Delivery Protection Act Amazon, on the other hand, is fighting the measure to stop use of contractors for last-mile delivery.
- ▪10, 2026 4:10 pm EST Spencer Platt/Getty Images New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is throwing his office's support behind a measure to change last-mile delivery practices.
- ▪The Delivery Protection Act was introduced several months ago in the major metropolis' City Council.
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Big Tech Amazon NYC Mayor Mamdani announces support for the Delivery Protection Act Amazon, on the other hand, is fighting the measure to stop use of contractors for last-mile delivery. By Anna Washenko Aug. 10, 2026 4:10 pm EST Spencer Platt/Getty Images New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is throwing his office's support behind a measure to change last-mile delivery practices. The Delivery Protection Act was introduced several months ago in the major metropolis' City Council. Many companies that do high-volume deliveries, most notably Amazon, rely on contractors rather than employees to take packages on the final legs of their journeys to customers.
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