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Tech 7 months ago
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On-demand drivers mount mass protest against 15 percent fare hike plan
Garda Indonesia, along with merchants and customers, held a protest on Monday in Jakarta against a planned 15 percent fare hike as well as government inaction in responding to drivers' demands following the previous rally in May.
Tech 1 year ago
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Govt asks Gojek, Grab to give first-ever holiday bonus to drivers
Previously, the government mulled introducing a rule that would require ride-hailing companies to provide holiday allowances for their partners similar to those of formal workers, but in early March it toned down the plan into a simple bonus.
Tech 1 year ago
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Planned fuel subsidy scheme faces backlash from ‘ojol’ drivers
Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said on Nov. 27 that the government would only provide subsidized fuel to vehicles with yellow license plates, the plates used for public transportation and trucks.
Jakarta 1 year ago
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Street vendors, ‘ojol’ drivers run business as usual amid protests in Jakarta
While thousands of people staged demonstrations at several strategic points in Jakarta on Thursday, online ride-hailing (ojol) drivers and street vendors continued business by exercising some caution as to avoid potential violence.
Society 1 year ago
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Tapera meets opposition from ‘ojol’ drivers, freelancers
The controversial Public Housing Savings (Tapera) program has been met with a backlash from ojol (app-based ride-hailing motorcycle taxi) drivers, who fear that the mandatory monthly salary cut will become a burden for those with unsteady incomes.
