Attorneys are investigating whether some Roadie drivers were treated as independent contractors instead of employees, which may have affected pay, reimbursements, and other workplace protections.
Check If You Qualify →Individuals who are 18 or older, made deliveries for Roadie through the Roadie Driver App within the last two years, worked more than 40 hours in at least one week, and paid out-of-pocket work expenses (like gas, mileage, vehicle, phone, data, or Instant Pay fees) that were not reimbursed.
The investigation alleges Roadie classified some drivers as independent contractors instead of employees, which may have caused drivers to miss out on overtime pay and reimbursement for job-related expenses.
Drivers who qualify may be entitled to compensation.
Roadie is a delivery platform where drivers use the Roadie Driver App to accept “gigs” and complete deliveries. Many drivers use their own vehicle and cover everyday costs like gas, mileage, and phone data while working.
Attorneys are investigating claims that Roadie treated certain drivers as independent contractors when they may have been employees. The investigation alleges this classification may have led to unpaid overtime and unreimbursed work expenses for some drivers.
If you delivered for Roadie within the last two years, worked more than 40 hours in a week, and paid out-of-pocket expenses that were not reimbursed, you may qualify. Fill out the form to see if you’re eligible to participate.
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