Overview
- The 36-hour warning strike will run from Friday noon to Saturday midnight in Hamburg, marking Lieferando’s longest labor action to date.
- NGG organized the stoppage after accusing Just Eat Takeaway of refusing for over two years to negotiate a collective bargaining agreement for around 6,000 drivers.
- Drivers are demanding a minimum €15 base wage, tariff-based additional payments and an end to outsourcing to subcontractors that offer inferior contracts.
- A spokesperson for Takeaway Express predicted minimal service disruptions as most restaurants deliver themselves and anticipated low strike participation.
- Just Eat Takeaway’s takeover bid by Prosus, open until July 29, could reshape the parent company’s approach to labor negotiations.