> Customers must use third-party apps like DoorDash, GrubHub and Uber Eats for food deliveries at the affected chain restaurants.<p>I don't order delivery very often, so I was surprised when the last time I did it, the pizza place that advertised delivery just silently passed the order on to Doordash, with all the downsides of that process (data sharing, increased price, decreased pay for the driver, and generally worse service). Maybe this is just how most places do it now, but I was surprised.<p>I understand that Doordash gives workers the option of being paid minimum wage, but they get money only when the worker is actively making a delivery, so almost by definition that means less than minimum wage in practice. I'm not sure what the fairest strategy would be, because it's not like there are defined shifts for gig workers, but it feels like they could find a better policy than this.