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Delivery drivers are the backbone of this country! They tirelessly ride around the city ensuring orders are delivered on time, having to deal with multiple complications all the while. From having to deal with the delivery app and coordinating with restaurants to traffic, the intense HEAT, punctuality and then customers.
These unsung heroes do not get half the appreciation they truly deserve, thus when incidents such as this come to light, we stop and realize that we as a society are failing and undermining those we should be supporting the most.
Over the weekend, a video showing a note to delivery drivers by a popular resto in Dubai was being widely shared on social media.
Following the circulation of the video, the restaurant in question received immense backlash from netizens for their dehumanising behaviour towards delivery drivers.
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The same way you praised Talabat for their performative campaign for palestine, I want to see the same energy for the delievery workers.
If you live here you would always see the riders standing outside restaurants or lying on any grassy/semi shaded spot to rest.
Why there’s no stations for them to rest in?”
She went on to mention how delivery platforms don’t care about their workers’ health and well-being, leading to the restaurants assuming this kind of behaviour is okay.
A talabat delivery driver, (Prem10.06) commented on the original video and shared his plight over the disrespectful treatment that they often have to deal with.
Not only one restaurant all most all like this doing this us.
One netizen added that,
This is sad, hope this doesn’t put the delivery guy at risk of losing his job for speaking up or filming.
The person who initially shared the video has deactivated their TikTok account for unknown reasons.
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