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The Fairwork India Team evaluated 12 platforms offering location-based services in sectors such as domestic and personal care, logistics, food delivery and transportation in India.

The 12 platforms included in the assessment were Amazon Flex, BigBasket, BluSmart, Dunzo, Flipkart, Ola, Porter, Swiggy, Uber, Urban Company, Zepto, and Zomato.

BigBasket achieved the highest score of six out of 10 across five key principles, namely fair pay, fair conditions, fair contracts, fair management and fair representation for gig workers, , working conditions, gig economy, gig workers

Gig workers in e-commerce firms are yet to find satisfactory channels to voice their concerns as none of the 12 major e-commerce platforms have recognised any collective body of workers, Fairwork India said in its latest report released on Monday. It is disconcerting that despite the rise in platform worker collectivisation across the country, over the past four years, there was insufficient evidence from any platform that showed a willingness to recognise a collective body of workers, the repor...

Ola, Porter, Uber and cash-strapped quick-grocery delivery provider Dunzo are the worst platforms for gig workers among 12 digital labour platforms evaluated when it comes to minimum standards of fair work in the platform economy in the ...

Both Ola and Porter scored zero on a scale of 1 to 10 when evaluated for minimum standards of fair work in the platform economy, according to the ‘Fairwork India 2023 report.

Ranjan Pais investment spree continues as the chairman of the Manipal Education and Medical Group has now invested in omnichannel beauty retailer Purplle. Details on this and other major startup deals in todays ETtech Top 5.

India Business News: Bigbasket, Flipkart, and Urban Company have implemented a minimum wage policy to ensure their workers earn the local minimum wage. The Fairwork India

Two people are charged in connection to armed robberies of two postal carriers in metro Detroit over the past two months.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has added two cases to its docket. Cases involve whether Amazon delivery drivers qualify as “employees” for purposes of unemployment insurance benefits and the condemnation powers of municipal governments.