Food delivery workers have been on strike in recent years. Earlier, a labor union launched a demonstration and petition, claiming to have received complaints from about 50 delivery workers from the delivery platform Zeek (Zebra Daojia) that their food was dragged, involving a total of 3 million yuan.
As of today (21st), some merchants disclosed that they received an email from Zeek, which announced that they would close their business on this Friday (23rd), but their official website has not published relevant information yet.
Some merchants revealed that they received an email from Zeek announcing that they will close their business on this Friday (23rd).
(Provided by Ms. A of merchant)
Closed from December 23rd
One more company closed down due to the epidemic, and the express delivery platform Zeek sent an email notification to customers, announcing that it will end operations at 00:00 on December 23.
The text also pointed out that merchants must pay the required logistics fees according to the deadline listed on the bill, emphasizing that if the payment is not received after the deadline, otherwise it will be recovered through legal procedures.
However, as of 9:30 tonight, there is no relevant news on its official website, and the latest update time is November 22.
It was announced at the time that for orders starting from November 24, the door-to-door delivery threshold will be tightened, and door-to-door delivery will not be provided if there are less than 20 tickets for each delivery period and each receiving point.
As of 9:30 tonight, there is no relevant news on Zeek's official website, and the latest update time is November 22.
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A deliveryman is estimated to be owed 200,000 yuan in salary
In fact, at the beginning of December, the sufferer revealed to "Hong Kong 01" that Zeek had been in arrears of wages for 11 weeks in the past, and the amount was as high as 200,000 yuan based on each order of goods.
At that time, he pointed out that at present, only trade unions or political parties can assist in recovering arrears.
Some affected merchants also accused Zeek of serious delays in delivery, saying that the delivery on November 9 was not delivered to customers until the 24th, which was as long as 16 days, which was longer than the normal 3 to 4 days, so that merchants had to Called customers to apologize, arguing that Zeek had seriously affected their goodwill.
At that time, Zeek responded that as of November 23, the amount of service fees due to delays in distribution was about several million Hong Kong dollars, and hundreds of delivery personnel were affected. He apologized for this.
Zeek reiterated at the time that the delayed service fees will be paid successively according to the latest announcement, emphasizing that you should not listen to rumors that the capital chain is broken.
Zeek had planned to go public in 2021 in 2021
Looking through the information, the person in charge of Zeek accepted an exclusive interview with "Hong Kong 01" last year. At that time, he said that in 2020, he recorded more than 200 million Hong Kong dollars in revenue, and it is expected to increase by 30% in 2021. He also cooperated with more than 120 catering brands, including Delifrance and Outback .
At that time, he revealed that he considered further expanding overseas business and planned to go public by the end of 2023.
The courier platform Zeek owes millions in wages. The CEO said that the funds were tight. 12.2 could not deliver the food as scheduled. A total of 3 million slow-moving marches to promote government supervision of the express delivery platform Zeek suspected that some people owed about 30,000 yuan to the company: the financial stability will be found in the short term
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