In February 2026, the Platform Workers' Union reached an agreement with Rappi following a court order instructing the company to refrain from violating workers' rights to due process after a delivery worker's account was blocked without justification. In March 2025, the Messenger Union of Turbo Stores achieved benefits for 700 delivery workers including secure parking zones, hydration, bathrooms, and due process rules through Labor Ministry mediation.
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Unionization
Opposed = fought organising efforts. Supported = stayed neutral or recognised the union.
- 20
- Receipts
- 14
- Entities
12
Opposed
8
Mixed
0
Silent
0
Supported
Every receipt (20)
DoorDash spent tens of millions to support California Prop. 22 (2020), which classified gig workers as independent contractors and denied them union rights. Continues to oppose California legislation that would give gig workers unionization rights in 2025-2026. Workers with Los Deliveristas Unidos report ongoing issues with pay algorithms and deactivations.
On November 4, 2024, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas offered to provide AI services to the New York Times during the NYT Tech Guild strike. Srinivas tweeted: "Hey AG Sulzberger @nytimes sorry to see this. Perplexity is on standby to help ensure your essential coverage is available." He was castigated on social media for acting as a scab. Srinivas later clarified the offer was for "technical infra support" not to replace workers, but the timing and context drew widespread criticism from labor advocates.
Fought unionization at Raven Software QA team (first union at major game company). Microsoft committed to neutrality post-acquisition.
Activision Raven QA union first at major game company. Microsoft neutrality post-acquisition.