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Hit hard by pandemic, drivers of Ola, Uber, Zomato demand loan moratorium

Hit hard by pandemic, drivers of Ola, Uber, Zomato demand loan moratorium May 12, 2021 Seek intervention of PM, FM to get Covid cover With a nation-wide surge in Covid-19 cases impacting their livelihoods, the Federation of App-based Transport Workers (IFAT) has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaraman to either waive off or announce a moratorium on their loan payments till September 2021. The IFAT, which represents cab drivers and delivery associates in 10 cities, has said that the second wave has made matters worse for the app-based drivers and riders’ community. Increased risk They wanted the Government to direct the app-based cab-hailing firms and e-commerce firms to immediately provide economic relief of ₹1,175 a day for cab drivers and ₹675 a day to the food delivery riders to help them tide over the crisis triggered by the pandemic.

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.

It Can t Be Business As Usual for the State, Employers in the Case of Gig Workers

It Can t Be Business As Usual for the State, Employers in the Case of Gig Workers
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Uber says it s doubling down on increasing drivers income, as drivers claim otherwise

March 2, 2021 Uber India said that it was doubling down to provide drivers on its platform improved earnings, as several drivers across the country have been staging protests against the company, and its rival Ola’s policies. “As cities open up and Uber’s markets recover across India, Uber is doubling down to provide drivers on its platform improved earnings and optimum utilization of their time, resulting in greater financial independence and the economic revival of communities,” the company said in a press statement on Monday. However, both Ola and Uber drivers have said that their income from driving these cabs has significantly gone down, and complained that they receive very little help from the two companies. In fact, drivers staged a protest against Ola and Uber in Hyderabad, and Delhi, calling on the government to fix fares charged by Ola, and Uber.

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