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Uber Eats drivers say they earn R150 less per 20 orders than this time last year Customers drove decision to reduce fees, says company 20 January 2021 - 08:24 More affordable fees are designed to help delivery drivers by boosting user demand so more people are ordering more often through the Uber Eats app, says the company. Image: Reuters Uber Eats has downplayed a threat by drivers, who are “fed up” with reduced fees, to stage a nationwide strike on Friday, saying many drivers don’t support it and will “continue operating as normal”. Duane Bernard, spea...
Fast-food lovers beware: Uber Eats drivers might be going on strike soon Updated East Coast Radio Share this: Delivery services have made the world a much more convenient place and while it might be great being able to get everything delivered to your doorstep, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. iStock Services like food delivery have made it easier for us to relax at home and have an entire full-course meal without having to really lift a finger or get out of our pajamas. Although we are quick to criticise or compliment the restaurants and the meals we receive, it's important to remember ...
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...