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Food delivery riders in Malaysia set to go on a 24-hour strike starting this midnight over unfair compensation
The planned strike by Malaysian delivery riders highlights critical issues in the gig economy. Here's why fair compensation matters and how the industry can do better.

The Case for Fair Delivery Marketplaces: Why Commission-Free Matters
Recent events in Malaysia's food delivery industry highlight the urgent need for fairer platforms that prioritize workers' rights and earnings.

Malaysian Gig Workers Remain Outside Safety Net: The Commission Problem
A recent HR Asia report reveals how changing commission rates and lack of job security are affecting thousands of Malaysian delivery drivers and e-hailing workers. Here's what needs to change.

Why Changing Commission Rates Hurt Malaysian Delivery Drivers
Commission rates that fluctuate without warning make it impossible for gig workers to plan their finances. We break down the real impact on Malaysian transporters.

Malaysia & Singapore Delivery Drivers Speak Out: 'We Deserve Better Than 20% Cuts'
Local transporters across Malaysia and Singapore are sharing their struggles with high platform commissions. Here's what they want you to know.

Breaking Down Platform Economics: Why 0% Commission Is Actually Sustainable
Can delivery platforms survive without taking commission from workers? We examine the business model that's disrupting the gig economy.

The True Cost of Convenience: What Commission Fees Mean for Your Delivery
As a customer, you're paying more than you think. Here's how platform commission fees affect both workers and your wallet.

The Hidden Cost: How Commission Fees Are Crushing Gig Economy Workers
Gig economy platforms take up to 30% commission from drivers and riders. We break down the real impact on workers' earnings and why the industry needs to change.

Why Southeast Asia's Gig Workers Are Switching to Commission-Free Platforms
A movement is growing across Malaysia and Singapore as transporters discover platforms that let them keep 100% of their earnings.