Uber Eats strike in Gauteng may spread to other cities as drivers protest fee cuts
Uber Eats strike in Gauteng may spread to other cities as drivers protest fee cuts Business Insider SA facebook email Uber Eats drivers in Johannesburg and Pretoria have refused to work on Friday and Saturday, in protest against recent cuts in delivery fees. According to a representative, they are now earning only R4 a kilometre. A nationwide strike will start on Wednesday, if Uber Eats does not respond to their requests. For more articles, go to . A strike among Uber Eats drivers has almost paralysed the food-delivery service in Gauteng over the past two days...