Phil Wong, a councilman in New York City, has decided to withdraw his endorsement of the Delivery Protection Act, citing fears over potential job losses and the risk of businesses shutting down due to the bill. This legislation aims to require companies to employ delivery workers full-time instead of using subcontractors. Phil Wong, a councilman in New York City, has decided to withdraw his endorsement of the Delivery Protection Act, citing fears over potential job losses and the risk of businesses shutting down due to the bill. This legislation aims to require companies to employ delivery workers full-time instead of using subcontractors.
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