Food delivery riders banned from luxury flats in London | Couriers/delivery industry

Food distribution rider from Deliveoo, Just Eat and Uber EATS referred to the media reports that make allegations about “undocumented” workers, and prohibited from entering a luxury apartment complex close to the protests against asylum seekers.

Food distribution companies rejected the proposal without documentary couriers by saying that there were solid controls and zero tolerance policies on illegal work.

The delivery ban was attributed to discussions at a nearby Canary Wharf hotel, where protests and counter -protests took place by the East London housing development company Parkgate Aspen.

In a “Security Declaration” sent to hundreds of apartments in the Canary Riverside complex, the company said that the residents expressed concerns about the “nearby Britannia Hotel’s allocation for immigrant residences and consequently unrest”.

Notification, referring to the press reports claiming that some food distribution riders are not documented, added that the company concludes their plans for restricting them to enter blocks because they cannot be allowed to be delivered to individual apartments ”.

“With this new situation that emerges from a walk from your property, it needs to be applied immediately.” Notification warned that safety and consensus personnel will no longer allow food couriers to be accepted to the blocks.

The arrangements applied to the riders only from Deliveoo, Just Eat, Uber Eats and the likes from the likes of the grocery store of companies such as E -Post, Ocado, Tesco et al.

Parkgate Aspen said that the feedback about the movement is “overwhelmingly positive ,, while a resident is a sudden“ arbitrary prohibition için for surrender riders, a discomfort that is not valid for other visitors.

“I think this anti-asylum seeker shows how easy it is to take the provocations of increasing the stroke effects of the hysteria of the seeker hysteria and authoritarians,” he said.

Parkgate Aspen said the spokesman The Guardian has been working for months, but requires upgrades to fully implement the doors.

“The Britannia story wanted to demand the increasing security that we respond to by watching new arrangements quickly, ve “This is not the case in food distribution drivers, which are ‘substance’, many of which are documented and registered in distribution companies,” he said.

Parkgate Aspen, follow -up notification, food deliveries, including the riders on the stairs, including the riders, such as those who refuse to adapt to the verbal abuse of inhabitants, including those who have been discussed since January, as a result of the increasing bad behavior events, he said.

In response to Parkgate Aspen’s claims, each food distribution companies have strict protocols that the riders have to comply with, while measures for the inspection trails.

Bir Deliveoo Spokesperson: “Deliveoo adopts a zero tolerance approach to work illegally on our platform. If a driver is found to violate the law and obligations, we will terminate its contracts.”

Just Eat spokesman said that the majority of deliveries from Just Eat were completed by registered independent couriers. Sözcü said that they have the right to legal work and that they work hard to order millions of orders every week. They added that open standards and requirements are available.

A UBER EATS spokesman: “Uber EATS adopts a zero tolerance approach to illegal work. This includes introducing the latest technology identity and video verification technology.”

The new protests would take place on Friday night outside the Britannia International Hotel in Marsh Wall. While the local people, including women and children, were included, protests were largely encouraged by far -right activists and at least four arrests.

Britannia was one of the first places he collected steam after demonstrations in Essex, where protests encouraged by far -right activists, and violent conflicts with the police.

The first few protests, except Britannia, were largely peaceful, but Sunday discomfort resulted in several arrests, and the police served 28 -day return bans to agitators accused of harassing the hotel residents and breaking a fence.

Far right fans were among the social media users claiming that asylum seekers worked as delivery drivers while living in Britannia and that the police provided escort to a “immigrant” delivery driver.

Police, the hotel’s mopeds of the hotel staff are hotel staff, a delivery driver delivered to the address, a police escort was provided, he said.