Some of India's biggest startups have ranked near the bottom when it comes to working conditions for their gig workers , according to a report released Wednesday. While Swiggy , Zomato and Uber India scored 1/10, Urban Company and Flipkart’s logistics arm EKart scored the highest 8/10 and 7/10, respectively, ‘ Fairwork India Ratings 2020: Labour Standards in the Platform Economy’ showed . The report assessed the companies on five principles: fair play, fair conditions, fair contracts, fair management, and fair representation. Deepinder Goyal, chief executive officer of Zomato Media Pvt. Ltd., acknowledged the ratings on Twitter. “Zomato ranked at the bottom of 2020 Fairwork India scores. We knew we had things to work on, but we didn’t know that there is so much room for improvement.” The company takes full responsibility and “will leave no stone unturned to perform better in the rankings next year,” he added. Zomato received a 4/10 in last year's report. According t
JioMart , Reliance's online-to-offline commerce platform that launched in May , has scaled up rapidly, riding on the pandemic-fuelled digital acceleration. The service, which went live in 200 cities across India, is currently processing an average of 500,000 orders per day. " We can go even higher on peak days", Jio Platforms CEO Kiran Thomas revealed at the Facebook for Fuel India 2020 event. He said, "JioMart is empowering millions of kiranas and small merchants through the simple and secure platform of WhatsApp, and linking them to Reliance Retail's pan-India supply chain. We expect to grow manifold in future, and are optimistic about enabling new cohorts of users and making it easier for them to shop for daily essentials." "Customers are transacting seamlessly on JioMart and the conversational nature of the service enabled by WhatsApp has made people adapt to it intuitively," he added. Reliance also stated that it will continue t