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A real force among riders for change : North-east workers back UK-wide protest against Deliveroo

© Kami Thomson/DCT Media Pictured - Deliveroo driver and Independent Workers Union of Great Britain - communications officer for the courier branch Martin Le Brech. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Workers at food delivery firm Deliveroo have gone on strike in a dispute over pay and conditions. Socially distanced protests have been held in cities including London, York, Sheffield, Reading and Wolverhampton – with riders also striking in Scotland. The Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB) said its members are calling for decent pay as well as improved employment rights and safety protections.

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Deliveroo riders call out company for pandemic profiteering ahead of IPO

Deliveroo riders call out company for pandemic profiteering ahead of IPO 09 Mar 2021 Press Release Riders facing poverty pay and dangerous work form global network to highlight Deliveroo’s exploitative business model to investors. Deliveroo and its early investors expect to raise billions from an imminent IPO on the London Stock Exchange, but the riders who make their service possible are crying foul. Riders say Deliveroo’s predatory business model means workers shoulder significant risks, including low pay rates, dangerous working conditions and unfair deactivations. A global network of Deliveroo riders is warning potential investors of growing legal, regulatory, and reputational risks, urging them not to back the company until it improves rider safety, conditions and pay. Today riders published a letter to Deliveroo CEO Will Shu calling on the company to stop treating riders like second-class citizens.

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