Q&A
Factors affecting resolution time for larger delivery worker protection cases
0:15:36
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Council Member Julie Menin inquires about factors that could reduce the resolution time for larger delivery worker protection cases. Commissioner Vilda Vera Mayuga emphasizes the need for more resources to handle the expanded legislation effectively.
- Additional resources are identified as the primary factor to reduce case resolution time
- The agency has a dedicated team of attorneys, investigators, and data scientists committed to this work
- The commissioner expresses the need to engage in discussions with the city council, OMB, and city hall to secure proper tools and resources
Julie Menin
0:15:36
And what I mean, obviously, additional resources would be the answer.
0:15:40
But what, if anything, would reduce the amount of time it's taking to resolve these larger cases?
Vilda Vera Mayuga
0:15:46
Yes.
0:15:46
Thank you, council member.
0:15:47
I mean, it is more resources.
0:15:49
I think with this type of legislation, we are definitely so proud of all the work that we've done and how much we've accomplished with this groundbreaking legislation that we really thank the the council, right, to to have that vision to put it into place.
0:16:03
And now to expand it as it should be, we definitely will need more resources for our team to be able to take it all in.
0:16:11
We have a dedicated group of attorneys, investigators, data scientists that are gonna that are committed to this work within DCWP, and we certainly wanna make sure that we have the the proper tools.
0:16:22
So we will want to engage in that discussion with the city council, with OMB, with city hall to make sure that we can we can get what we need.
