The company charges customers £2.50 per delivery. Jon Trickett , the food delivery company, has been told by HM Revenue that it must pay its workers the £7.20 per hour “national living wage" ( NLW ), unless the employees are deemed self-employed by a court or the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and Customs . The company is currently involved in a dispute with its couriers over attempts to pay riders per delivery rather than per hour. Couriers, who are conducting a series of strikes, claim this would reduce wages and increase insecurity. Sunday , parcel company Hermes was exposed as paying couriers at rates equivalent to below the the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy .
Jon Trickett , the food delivery company, has been told by HM Revenue that it must pay its workers the £7.20 per hour “national living wage" ( NLW ), unless the employees are deemed self-employed by a court or the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and Customs . The company is currently involved in a dispute with its couriers over attempts to pay riders per delivery rather than per hour. Couriers, who are conducting a series of strikes, claim this would reduce wages and increase insecurity. Sunday , parcel company Hermes was exposed as paying couriers at rates equivalent to below the the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy .