GrabCar’s auto-accept booking system breaches gig workers’ rights, tribunal rules
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PUTRAJAYA, Nov 7 — The Gig Workers Tribunal (TPG) has ruled on three disputes involving e-hailing drivers and GrabCar Sdn Bhd, including awarding RM2,000 in compensation to one...
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The Human Resources Ministry (Kesuma) said in a statement today that the three cases involved financial claims, the handling of digital platform systems and the deactivation of a driver’s account, which TPG deputy president Suzarika Sahak heard.
According to Kesuma, the tribunal partially upheld an e-hailing driver’s financial claim against GrabCar in the first case, involving earnings from Saver bookings and the ‘Cashback and Advance Booking’ incentive.
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