Shame on @Swiggy for treating its delivery partners this way.
We placed an order from Baskin Robbins that should have arrived in 45 minutes. Instead, after 50 minutes, the delivery executive came to our doorstep without the order because the restaurant had been closed since the afternoon.
He had video proof, proof that he had reached the location, and messages sent to Swiggy asking for helpβbut Swiggy never responded. We even called the restaurant ourselves, and they confirmed they had been closed for hours. So why was Swiggy still accepting orders?
We got our refund, but thatβs not the issue.
Despite repeatedly telling Swiggy that the delivery executive was not at fault and had all the evidence, they still slapped him with an βΉ850 penalty.
To make matters worse, Swiggy customer care disconnected our call while we were trying to resolve the issue. They also kept insisting they were trying to contact the delivery executive, even though he was standing right in front of us and didnt receive a single call.
This is unacceptable. A company worth billions should not be forcing hardworking delivery partners to pay for its own system failures. Stop punishing the people who keep your business running and take responsibility for your own mistakes.
#Swiggy #DeliveryPartners #GigWorkers @SwiggyCares
@dbrand Won't be working with dbrand until that original tweet is deleted, at least. You're allowed to make shitty jokes, but the internet has made it pretty clear what it think about this one, and the harm from it is unnecessary
I've been around long enough to see a LOT of versions of this in my years. Apologies on the internet tend to come in pairs. The first apology is usually rushed, and later regretted. The second, after some time, is usually more measured and reflective. I'm definitely not asking for a second apology, but I'm definitely asking for the reflective part
The reason I don't take pundits seriously is because of the way they are reacting today. They were all ready to pounce on Chelsea today and talk about the price tags of our players.
Caicedo started shaky, they were all over him.
He was balling the whole game after that, no one talked about it.
He misplaced one pass, 115m was brought up again.
People will always talk about the price tags of our players without taking context into consideration. Our money was spent on future potential. No one expected chelsea to lift trophies this season. Yet, we reached a cup final. With the money we had, sure we could have bought more experienced guys and should have. But we didn't so we need to look at our team as a work in progress for the future. Mix of experience could have fastened up the learning pace for the youngsters. But all they have now are each other.
I'll never leave the player's side. Today they need us the most. They had their first taste of a final defeat as a blue, something that has been going on since under the Roman era. I have no doubt our players will build on this.
Stay strong boysπ
@IndiGo6E Hi , why does your airline policy not allow drones to be carried on hand luggage when every other major Airlines seem to be flexible around it , especially after the civil aviation authority assessed that carrying with you is less riskier than doing so in check- in.
I have a few EA FC codes. I want to give them away to you fans as a thank you for all the support that you constantly give me. It doesn't go unnoticed at all. Just give this a retweet or a like and Iβll pick at random through the lists, and message a few of you guys with a code. Love, TC π
24th August 2004: Didier Drogba scores his first Chelsea goal against a newly promoted side in his third Premier League game.
25th August 2023: Nicolas Jackson scores his first Chelsea goal against a newly promoted side in his third Premier League game.