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Sales glut, sweat and tears: For ecommerce, heat wrings out the worst of worries, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Sales glut, sweat and tears: For ecommerce, heat wrings out the worst of worries, ET Retail

Heatwave Gig Workers: Temperatures are a health hazard, erode delivery teams; companies are struggling to meet summer demand. Experts say extreme weather conditions will continue to drive unpredictability and increase absenteeism among gig workers.

Food Delivery Workers in Hungary Plan a Union - Vimarsana News

Food Delivery Workers in Hungary Plan a Union

Food couriers working for such platform companies as Wolt and Foodora, are working to set up a trade union, 444 learned.

Opinion: Struggling NYC Delivery Workers Finally Got a Raise—And App Companies Are Punishing Us For It - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Struggling NYC Delivery Workers Finally Got a Raise—And App Companies Are Punishing Us For It

"Delivery work is very dangerous, and we have virtually no protections. The very least app companies can do is promote tipping by making it an up-front, clear option for customers."

NYC launching lithium-ion battery charging pilot for delivery workers after grim milestone - Vimarsana News

NYC launching lithium-ion battery charging pilot for delivery workers after grim milestone

NYC is announcing a lithium-ion battery charging pilot for delivery workers to safely charge devices in public after the city's 18th death this year.

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minimum wage: NYC minimum wage for delivery drivers upheld by appeals court - Vimarsana News

minimum wage: NYC minimum wage for delivery drivers upheld by appeals court

The Manhattan-based Appellate Division, First Department on Thursday denied appeals by Uber, DoorDash Inc and Grubhub Inc after a state judge rejected their claims that the law unfairly targets their food delivery services.