AK SB35

Adds delivery network company couriers to the list of workers excluded from Alaska's workers' compensation coverage under AS 23.30.230(a), alongside existing exclusions for transportation network company drivers

Classifies delivery network company couriers as independent contractors rather than employees for purposes of wage and hour laws, unemployment insurance, and workers' compensation

Defines "delivery network company" as a business entity maintaining a digital network to facilitate delivery service offers, and "courier" as a person authorized to accept offers through such networks using vehicles weighing 6,000 pounds or less

Establishes that delivery services include pickup and delivery of items within 50 miles using various transportation methods (walking, motor vehicle, bicycle, scooter, public transit), but excludes residential moving services

Requires companies to meet specific conditions for couriers to qualify as independent contractors: no mandatory work hours, freedom to use competing platforms, no restrictions on other employment, and a written independent contractor agreement