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Zomato and Swiggy resume services after Saturday crackdown on delivery agents in Hyderabad

5 hours ago Food delivery platforms Swiggy and Zomato were forced to suspend their operations in Hyderabad on Saturday after police cracked down on delivery executives in an unprecedented manner in a bid to enforce strict lockdown measures. Beginning on Saturday morning till the evening, the Hyderabad police stopped Swiggy and Zomato delivery executives from going about their job. These executives were also fined and the police seized many bikes. The police in Hyderabad operates out of across three commissionerates: Hyderabad, Cyberabad and Rachakonda. Videos circulated on social media platforms also showed cops lathi-charging a person wearing a Zomato T-shirt. This crackdown by the city’s police departments have taken despite the Telangana government issuing an order, on May 12, allowing e-commerce delivery of foods, pharmaceuticals and medical equipment during the newly imposed lockdown in the state.

Lockdown announcement triggers exodus of workers

Lockdown announcement triggers exodus of workers Updated: Updated: Confusion among contractors on what will remain functional Share Article AAA It has been an anxious wait for the commuters to different districts from the The Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station (MGBS) in Imlibun, Hyderabad on Tuesday, May 11, 2021.   | Photo Credit: NAGARA GOPAL Confusion among contractors on what will remain functional Confusion prevailed among workers and contractors about what will remain functional once the 10-day lockdown kicks in. “The building is almost complete. We don’t know whether the workers will be allowed to stay here and work. If we have to stop work, it will delay our schedule,” said a builder supervising the construction of an apartment complex in Attapur.

Amazon India delivery workers strike over payments, benefits – The Militant

By Roy Landersen April 19, 2021 Over 8,000 Amazon workers at 20 delivery hubs in Delhi and Pune, India, stopped work March 16, a day after the bosses at the giant e-commerce company slashed pay for parcel deliveries. The drivers, mainly hired through subcontracting firms, are demanding the restoration of the regular rates for delivery plus health insurance benefits. After this, the main drivers union, the Indian Federation of App-Based Transport Workers, called for a national 24-hour strike. Some drivers at Amazon India went out in Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad and Pune at the end of March. A union statement explained that the rates for drivers of three-wheeled autorickshaws were cut from 35 Indian rupees (48 cents) per delivery to 10 for delivering smaller packages. Delivery van drivers’ higher rates were also cut.

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