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    Seattle Office of Labor Standards Invites Additional Public Comment on Changes to Select Administrative Rules Proposed for Seattle’s TNC Minimum Compensation Ordinance

    05/27/2021

    Public comments on proposed rules accepted until June 9, 2021


    For Immediate Release
    Contact Information
    Cynthia Santana
    Phone: 206-256-5219
    Email: cynthia.santana@seattle.gov

    Seattle Office of Labor Standards Invites Additional Public Comment on Changes to Select Administrative Rules Proposed for Seattle’s TNC Minimum Compensation Ordinance

    Public comments on proposed rules accepted until June 9, 2021

    Seattle, WA – (May 27, 2021) The Office of Labor Standards (OLS) announces a second comment period for proposed administrative rules for the Transportation Network Company (TNC) Minimum Compensation Ordinance (SMC 14.33). In April 2021, OLS released the original proposed administrative rules for the ordinance that requires TNCs like Uber and Lyft provide a minimum per minute and per mile payment for each covered trip by a TNC driver. Based on those public comments OLS made limited adjustments to the rules. Members of the public will now have a second opportunity to comment on these limited changes. Members of the public have 14 days – until June 9, 2021 at 5:00 pm PST – to comment on the proposed rules.

    Please send comments by email to laborstandards@seattle.gov or by regular mail to:  Seattle Office of Labor Standards 
    810 Third Ave., Suite 375 
    Seattle, WA  98104-1627
    Attn:  Kerem Levitas, OLS Policy Analyst 
    You can also comment by calling (206) 256-5297

    The full text of proposed changes, as well as the original proposed Chapter, is available on the OLS website: http://www.seattle.gov/laborstandards/ordinances/tnc-legislation/minimum-compensation-ordinance.

    When final, the rules will be designated as Chapter 210 of the Seattle Human Rights Rules (SHRR).  After the comment period ends, OLS will consider comments and issue final rules in 2021.

    For more information about the TNC Driver Minimum Compensation Ordinance, and Seattle’s other labor standards, visit https://www.seattle.gov/laborstandards or call 206-256-5297.

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    Office of Labor Standards, Source: Labor Standards

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