Vietnam's Grab drivers call for two-day app boycott over falling earnings
- HANOI: Vietnamese ride-hailing drivers working for Singapore's Grab have used social media to call on colleagues to boycott the app this weekend, saying a rise in service charges has cut their income to unsustainably low levels.
- Drivers have been sharing screenshots showing their reduced earnings on Facebook, and are urging others to stop accepting rides on Saturday (Sep 12) and Sunday in protest.
- "Let's all stand together, switch off the app and take a break to demand fairness," one Facebook user said in a post in a public group called the Vietnam Grab Driver Community, which has 169,000 member
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- HANOI: Vietnamese ride-hailing drivers working for Singapore's Grab have used social media to call on colleagues to boycott the app this weekend, saying a rise in service charges has cut their income to unsustainably low levels.
- Drivers have been sharing screenshots showing their reduced earnings on Facebook, and are urging others to stop accepting rides on Saturday (Sep 12) and Sunday in protest.
- "Let's all stand together, switch off the app and take a break to demand fairness," one Facebook user said in a post in a public group called the Vietnam Grab Driver Community, which has 169,000 member
Sources: CNA