Overview
- Glovo has invited 4,000 autonomous couriers to become salaried employees and plans to send offers to a total of 20,000 by the end of June to comply with Spain’s Ley Rider.
- The lawsuit trial began on June 16, with Just Eat demanding €295 million in damages over alleged unfair competition by Glovo.
- President Salvador Illa and representatives from UGT and CC OO attended the Barcelona celebration and praised Glovo’s shift to regulated employment.
- CEO Oscar Pierre remains under criminal investigation for alleged workers’ rights violations even as he oversees the labor transition.
- Operating in 23 countries with over 1 billion orders delivered and around 3,000 office staff, Glovo is prioritizing supermarket deliveries for its next growth phase.