Several on-demand delivery apps in South Africa have been criticized for allegedly mistreating their workers for profit.
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The contractual "hands-off" approach on-demand services take when it comes to their drivers is not only compromising safety but could be increasing the tax burden in South Africa.
Several on-demand delivery apps in South Africa have been criticized for allegedly mistreating their workers for profit.
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