Are you implying that they get paid the whole of the delivery fee? If so, then it is a good job. A person can easily make an equivalent of $4 to $5 a day. It is a good job if so.
Working As a Food Delivery Person?
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That is like having to work as a dispatch rider. It is a good business if you have a bike. And it pays reasonably and in the long run, you can set up your own dispatch agency.
I think that this is one of the toughest jobs as there are so many food deliverymen who work till late night. This is not a great thing to do from safety point of view.
I would reply by stating that no activity is free of risk.
Accordingly, rather than discouraging those interested in earning a living by serving as food delivery people, we should urge them to always ensure that they follow all applicable rules and apply common sense so as to be safe.
working as a food delivery person is actually not a bad business as it is even lucrative to an extent that there are some people that do hit the jackpot when they deliver to certain people who are generous enough to give them huge amount of tips.
While strolling in an informal settlement in my city recently, I encountered a food delivery person working for Oppo. This encounter had me thinking about the safety of these delivery persons in informal settlements that are characterized by high levels of crime. I thought that criminals could waylay these hardworking members of the public.
I would actually be willing to do some delivery jobs using a car or truck but I will never use motorcycle. It's a lot risky.
Yea you need to be good at driving a motor bike to be able to do this work and as well be good at navigation, but if you really want to do this job, you can actually take time out to learn how to ride one though.
It might be possible that certain deliverymen may earn more depending on how many orders they deliver in a single day. The fact of the matter remains that this is also how they may make money. There are certain deliverymen who might be much more active than others.
True, the pay is pretty small, unless they are simply using it as a side business to earn extra cash on their spare time while they have other things they do to generate money from themselves.
In Croatia some people want work full time as delivery service. Bolt and Wolt allow them if they have enough customers. But it is not fixed salary and depends on customers.
In Croatia where only 4 million people lives Glovo and Bolt import workers from Nepal and Tailand to work in delivery. I am not sure how good are they paid but if this small country need them, more populated definitely need them even more.
