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Foodpanda stands by new wage scheme, tells govt not to interfere

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  • October 7, 2019
  • 5:36 am

FOODPANDA will stick to its new wage mechanism despite Putrajaya’s call for it to reinstate the previous payment scheme.

Managing director Sayantan Das said Foodpanda welcomes the government’s concerns, but the food-delivery firm must make a decision that is sustainable for its operations and riders.

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