Zomato's Platform Fee and the Gig Economy in India

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This chapter explores Zomato's decision to retain a 6 rupee platform fee, the growth of gig workers in India, and the challenges they encounter like job insecurity and absence of benefits. It also touches upon the initiatives by the Indian government, including bills by the Rajasthan and Karnataka administrations, aimed at safeguarding gig workers through social security and welfare measures.

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