In Germany, delivery riders for major apps such as Lieferando and Uber Eats have taken to the streets to protest recent layoffs and the widespread use of subcontractors, commonly referred to as “fleets.” Labor lawyers warn that these fleets exploit a legal gray area, disproportionately affecting immigrant workers who depend on these jobs for their livelihood. The demonstrations highlight ongoing concerns over precarious working conditions and the growing challenges faced by gig economy workers in the country.
Delivery Riders Rally Against Job Cuts and Subcontracting Practices in Germany
Delivery workers across Germany have taken to the streets, demanding an end to widespread layoffs and the controversial practice of subcontracting through third-party fleets. These delivery apps, including giants like Lieferando and Uber Eats, increasingly rely on intermediary firms that employ riders on precarious contracts. Labor experts warn that this system effectively bypasses essential…
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Author : Miles Cooper
Publish date : 2025-10-26 13:39:00
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