Overview
- Multiple unions including IFAT, TGPWU and GIPSWU have called an all‑India logout on Dec. 31 by delivery partners for Zomato, Swiggy, Blinkit, Zepto, Amazon and Flipkart.
- Organisers claim more than 100,000 workers will go offline or sharply cut hours, with potential disruptions to food, grocery and last‑minute e‑commerce orders in major metros and tier‑2 cities.
- Demands include scrapping 10‑ to 20‑minute delivery mandates, a stop to arbitrary ID blocking, legal recognition under labour law, and clearer, fairer pay and grievance systems.
- NDTV Profit reports a women‑led union has sought ministry intervention for a Rs 20 per‑km floor and Rs 24,000 monthly minimum, along with insurance, leave and safety measures.
- Unions cite a Dec. 25 action involving roughly 40,000 workers and allege retaliatory deactivations documented in screenshots, while labour officials say the matter is under examination and platforms have offered limited public responses.