💨 Abstract
A journalist resolved to stop using quick-commerce services to support striking gig workers demanding better pay and social security. The strike gained attention due to the sector's vast scale, with millions of orders and workers. The gig economy, including quick-commerce, is growing rapidly but faces issues like high worker turnover and poor conditions. Globally, quick-commerce models vary, often with longer delivery times and regulatory oversight. In India, relaxing the 10-minute delivery window and ensuring worker protections could improve the sector.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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