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Food delivery boycott prompts SYRIZA to argue against labour deregulation
Opposition leader Alexis Tsipras has seized upon the recent controversy surrounding a popular food delivery platform to highlight what he sees as opportunities for abusive workplace practices offered by the government’s recently enacted labour law.
Last week, food delivery platform efood, a subsidiary of Germany’s Delivery Hero group, became the target of a social media campaign after sending messages to several of its delivery drivers whose contracts were about to lapse. The memos announced that ...
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