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Zomato Firing 5000 Gig Workers Monthly – News

Zomato Firing 5000 Gig Workers Monthly – News

January 4, 2026 Victoria Sterling Business

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Zomato ‍Addresses ⁢Gig Worker Turnover and Fraud‍ Concerns

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  • Zomato ‍Addresses ⁢Gig Worker Turnover and Fraud‍ Concerns
    • Zomato’s Gig ‌Worker Dynamics: High Turnover and Voluntary Departures
    • Zomato responds to Worker Concerns and Outlines Benefits
    • Addressing Fraud: The ‘Karma’‌ System for Workers and Customers
    • Capital Raising Strategy: Clarity with Investors
    • Context and Ongoing⁢ Debate Surrounding Gig Economy

Updated January 4, 2024, ‍13:48:42 UTC

Zomato’s Gig ‌Worker Dynamics: High Turnover and Voluntary Departures

‍ During a podcast interview with ​YouTuber Raj shamani, zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal ​revealed significant figures regarding the company’s gig worker base.⁤ Goyal‍ stated that‌ Zomato terminates approximately 5,000⁣ gig workers monthly out ​of a total workforce of 7.5 lakh‍ (750,000).However, he emphasized that a much larger​ number – between 1.5 ⁤and 2 lakh (150,000-200,000) – voluntarily leave ⁢the platform each ⁢month,with a comparable number being onboarded to replace them. Goyal characterized this high rate​ of voluntary departure as indicative of gig work being viewed as a ​largely ​temporary employment option by ⁣many workers.
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‍ This disclosure comes amidst ongoing protests from gig workers’ unions, ​who have raised ‌concerns about unfavorable working conditions, insufficient social ⁢security provisions, and⁢ inadequate wages.

Zomato responds to Worker Concerns and Outlines Benefits

⁤ Addressing ​the concerns raised by⁣ unions, Goyal defended zomato’s practices. He stated the company provides insurance coverage in the⁣ event of accidental ‌death for gig workers and ‍offers job ⁣opportunities to their ‍families. ⁢ Furthermore,Goyal asserted that⁤ a gig worker dedicating 8-10 hours per ⁣day,six days a week,can earn upwards​ of ₹25,000‌ (approximately $300 USD as‍ of January ‌4,2024,based⁢ on a ⁣conversion rate of 83.26 INR⁣ per 1 USD XE.com).
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Addressing Fraud: The ‘Karma’‌ System for Workers and Customers

⁢ Goyal also acknowledged the issue of fraud, ‍noting ​that it occurs not only among gig workers but also among customers. ⁤To combat this, Zomato has implemented a proprietary “Karma” system.this internal​ rating system assesses both customers ⁤and gig workers, factoring their credibility‌ into complaint resolution processes. According⁢ to Goyal, the company typically bears the financial burden ​of fraud resolution ⁣in 50-70% of cases.
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Capital Raising Strategy: Clarity with Investors

‍ Regarding Zomato’s approach ‍to ⁣raising capital, Goyal stated the company has consistently‍ focused on ‌presenting the⁤ market ⁣size⁣ and‌ potential opportunities to investors, rather than making specific predictions about future ⁤performance.

Context and Ongoing⁢ Debate Surrounding Gig Economy

⁣ ⁤‌ The‍ gig economy,⁤ characterized by short-term contracts and freelance work, has experienced rapid growth in recent years. Companies like​ Zomato,⁤ Swiggy, and Dunzo rely heavily⁢ on gig workers for delivery services.Livemint reported on ⁤Goyal’s statements, ‍highlighting the ongoing ‍tension between companies‍ and workers ⁤regarding fair labour practices.⁤ ​ The debate centers⁤ on classifying gig workers as employees‌ versus independent contractors, which impacts access to benefits like health insurance, paid time off, ‍and minimum wage‌ protections.
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Recent protests by gig ⁣workers in India have focused on demands for better wages, social ⁣security benefits, and a more secure working environment. ‌ The ⁤Print details⁤ the concerns of these workers and the

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