The new crown pneumonia epidemic has changed the current situation of the industry. Among them, the proportion of restaurants switching from dine-in to take-out has increased sharply. Some companies have reported that the number of registered food delivery workers after the epidemic has soared to more than 10,000, which is 1.5 times higher than before the epidemic, and few of them Few of them are "slash clan". There are pet groomers who serve as takeaway infantrymen. "Anyone can deliver orders as early as 15 minutes without any trouble." I hope to join different industries flexibly in exchange for spending time with my family. I think it is more persevering. It is also the general trend for young people to have more personal freedom in a certain industry or work.
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Slash Young people love to try different types of work to experience life
Brody, 29, started taking a pet grooming course 8 years ago and has been engaged in on-site pet grooming services ever since. She bluntly said that she was "personal at all times" and did not like her stable job. Cargo drivers, restaurant waiters, photographers, triathlon staff, tea restaurant takeaways, and other types of work. Until 3 years ago, I saw (deliveroo) household delivery to invite takeaway food delivery staff, so I registered to join the ranks of "infantry" through mobile phone. I deliver meals on foot from time to time. Sometimes I take an hour to work during lunch time at the Causeway Bay pet shop. I have also tried to open the mobile platform to take orders 15 minutes before the appointment. Rework on the sidelines, return 10 days a month, not to make a lot of money, when it is to subsidize daily necessities or eat a lot of meals, there are good stores to see you hard, I will ask you to drink, it’s actually good Humane."
Xiaoyang pointed out that many young people have become accustomed to becoming "slashes" and will not stick to a certain industry for a lifetime. They will try different jobs to enrich their life experience. Take her as an example, she can flexibly allocate working hours at different stages of life. At present, I work two days a week in a pet shop, and also take on-site pet grooming orders. In my spare time, I deliver food and even set up my own online store or sell my own jewelry in the weekend market. It seems to be very busy, but you can actually use it Time to do what you love can also free up more personal space. "Life is not about money, work is for your own interests, and it is not about working hard, and you have to go back to more private time and make appointments. Business people or friends, this is the life I want to live first.” She believes that as long as the status quo is maintained and there is no plan to change the work situation, she will continue to work as a part-time food delivery person to help supplement the income.
The take-out platform changes the outside world's view of the food delivery staff
She also pointed out that the outside world has been very discriminatory against "takeaways" in the past, thinking that only those who are not in a proper profession will be humbled to become takeaways. With the rise of takeaway platforms in recent years and the impact of the epidemic, a large number of takeaways have joined and started. More people accept this industry, especially women. The ratio of males to females was only 9:1 three years ago, to 7:3 in the later stage of the epidemic. "I told my friends about delivery of food, and there will be no negative comments."
According to household delivery statistics, only more than 4,000 takeaways were registered at the beginning of the epidemic in January last year. The number has grown to more than 10,000. Among them, 45% are infantry and riders, and the remaining 10% are bicycle takeaways. The company recently interviewed nearly 800 food delivery specialists to find out about a survey on work flexibility preferences, and found that more than 95% of the respondents said that they enjoy the flexibility brought by self-delivery work, and more than half (53%) of the respondents said, If they are required to work for a specified number of hours on a specific day, they will no longer be a food delivery specialist.
The survey found that 93% value free online work
The survey also found that as more and more people pursue relatively free working hours, 93% of the respondents cited the free login system of Huhusong as the primary reason for cooperating with Huhusong.
Free login system allows food delivery specialists to go online to take orders anytime, anywhere, without having to make an appointment in advance, and can arrange working hours by themselves.
In addition to work flexibility, the reasons why the food delivery specialists interviewed are satisfied with the household delivery application include higher income, transparency, support from the food delivery specialists, and insurance benefits.
Bai Jiahao, Director of Operations in Hong Kong, Huhusong said that the safety and well-being of food delivery staff is the company’s top priority. Currently, a number of career-oriented programs are launched for food delivery specialists, including free online courses for more than 700 OpenClassrooms, food delivery staff and The family members can obtain training and development opportunities through the program, hoping to provide the food delivery staff with flexibility in pursuing their work, and at the same time establish a working environment that can make them proud and enjoyable.
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