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Online food delivery companies in Thailand are attracting merchants to join the 'Tai Chai Tai Plus' program by offering various incentives. The program, running from June to September, aims to support merchants in overcoming economic challenges by providing reduced administrative fees and increased advertising visibility.
The Ministry of Transport has released a new index revealing a significant rise in complaints against postal delivery companies during the first quarter of 2026. This increase reflects growing consumer concerns about service quality.
Food delivery platforms like <strong>Uber Eats</strong> and <strong>Deliveroo</strong> are facing serious allegations regarding exploitation and a lack of responsibility towards workers' conditions. These accusations arise as these companies encounter increasing criticism over their profit strategies.
The Egyptian Minister of Labor held a meeting with representatives from delivery companies to enhance protections for workers in this growing sector. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to improve working conditions and ensure workers' rights.
Delivery companies in the United Arab Emirates announced that drivers can stop working without consequences during heavy rain. This decision reflects the companies' commitment to ensuring the safety of their workers and creating a safe working environment.