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Grab blackout

Konflik tercetus antara kepimpinan persatuan p-hailing?

Percanggahan kenyataan dibuat kepimpinan sebuah persatuan yang mendakwa mewakili majoriti penunggang p-hailing, menunjukkan bahawa tidak semua mereka memihak kepada mogok ‘blackout’ dianjurkan penunggang penghantaran Grab, minggu ini

Conflict among p-hailing guardians?

Contradictory statements by the leadership of an association claiming to represent the majority of p-hailing riders indicate that not everyone is on the same page with this week’s “blackout” by Grab delivery riders.

Grab riders seen benefiting from new earning structure during high demand periods

Grab Malaysia says it has seen improved income levels for its P-hailing riders under the new earning structure for peak-demand periods, despite a pushback from a small group of gig workers. 

Political twist in Grab p-hailing blackout with attendance of PN’s Wan Ahmad Fayhsal

Today’s so-called blackout staged by a small group of Grab Malaysia's P-hailing riders, took a political turn with the presence of Perikatan Nasional’s (PN) Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal and members of PAS party organ Harakah.

Majority of Grab p-hailing riders say no to today’s ‘blackout’

Although a handful of p-hailing riders are participating in a “blackout” today to demand better fares, Grab Malaysia has already revised its slew of benefits, including the revenue and incentive structure. 

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