More than $46 million that grocery delivery company Instacart agreed to pay as part of a settlement with the city of San Diego is ready to be distributed, the San Diego City Attorney's Office said.
SAN DIEGO - More than $46 million that grocery delivery company Instacart agreed to pay as part of a settlement with the city of San Diego is ready to be distributed, the San Diego City Attorney's Office said Thursday.
Fund administrator Simpluris is managing the payment distribution and notices of restitution eligibility are being sent out. Anyone who believes they are eligible for funds can find more information on the City Attorney's website at sandiego.gov/CityAttorney or at CaliforniaShopperSettlement.com. The lawsuit was described as the first of its kind against a"gig- economy company," which was filed following a California Supreme Court decision that set a three-prong standard -- the"ABC test" -- for determining whether a worker was an employee or independent contractor.
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