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Corporates still love Uber, despite strikes

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E-hailing services like Uber and Bolt remain popular among corporate travellers in South Africa, but will the frequent driver strikes force companies to rethink their ground transport policies and programmes? Over the past month, in Johannesburg drivers from both platforms have been protesting commission percentages, unprofitable fares, safety, and working conditions.

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Corporates still love Uber, despite strikes

E-hailing services like Uber and Bolt remain popular among corporate travellers in South Africa, but will the frequent driver strikes force companies to rethink their ground transport policies and programmes? Over the past month, in Johannesburg drivers from both platforms have been protesting commission percentages, unprofitable fares, safety, and working conditions.

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