Month: July 2019

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BUSINESS INSIDER AUSTRALIA – Uber Eats bullied restaurants into taking responsibility for botched deliveries that weren’t their fault, and is now pledging to change its contracts

July 18, 2019August 14, 2020Shop Front Online

Uber Eats has been wrist-slapped by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for “unfair contract terms” that made restaurants on its platform responsible for deliveries they didn’t control. An investigation…Continue readingBUSINESS INSIDER AUSTRALIA – Uber Eats bullied restaurants into taking responsibility for botched deliveries that weren’t their fault, and is now pledging to change its contracts

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Uber Eats imposes ‘unfair contracts’ and ruins deliveries, restaurateurs allege

July 17, 2019August 16, 2020ABC News Australia

By business reporter David Chau There’s no doubt that consumers enjoy the convenience of food delivery — it’s estimated Australians spend $2.6 billion on it each year. Uber Eats is…Continue readingUber Eats imposes ‘unfair contracts’ and ruins deliveries, restaurateurs allege

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Chef behind ‘dark kitchen’ says UberEats made him ‘invisible’, leaving him broke and $730,000 in debt

July 7, 2019August 16, 2020News.com.au

Tony Plunkett was once UberEats’ star performer, raking in $32,000 a week. But the burger chef says Uber flipped on him, driving him “broke”. EXCLUSIVE The chef behind some of…Continue readingChef behind ‘dark kitchen’ says UberEats made him ‘invisible’, leaving him broke and $730,000 in debt