Formaður VR Urges Wolt-Sendla to Contact the Unions
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Delivery workers who worked for the delivery company Wolt and who walked off the job today due to rapidly deteriorating wages have been promised support from both Eflinga and VR, as well as ASÍ. A city councillor praises them for stepping forward, and the company is facing criticism on social media for its treatment of the delivery workers.
Halla Gunnarsdóttir, chairwoman of VR, welcomes the fact that Wolt delivery drivers in Iceland have stopped working and encourages them to contact the labor movement regarding their wages.
Academics must learn from the Wolt bids and organize when precarious working conditions threaten our job security
Halla Gunnarsdóttir, chairman of the VR, says the broadcasting company Wolt has been in trouble in all Norðurlandunum. She welcomes the fact that employers are joining forces and urges them to contact ASÍ, VR or other unions. "The company refuses to honor the collective bargaining agreement and the minimum wage for workers and has recently concluded collective bargaining negotiations with Wolt in Finland," writes Halla in a Facebook post. They s…
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