SynopsisThe state government has approached other platforms to fill the vacancies. Delhivery, Namma Yatri and Yulu have responded positively and agreed to join the board, people familiar with the development told ET. So far only 15 platform companies have registered with the board, collectively representing about seven lakh gig workers.Uber, Eternal and Porter have withdrawn from the Karnataka Platform-Based Gig Workers Welfare Board, saying they do not wish to remain part of a statutory body created under a law they have challenged in the high court.The three companies are members of the board constituted under the Karnataka Platform-Based Gig Workers (Social Security and Welfare) Act, 2025. Amazon India, which is also represented on the board, has stayed on as it is not aNow Playing
Uber, Eternal, Porter quit Karnataka gig and platform workers welfare board - The Economic Times
The state government has approached other platforms to fill the vacancies. Delhivery, Namma Yatri and Yulu have responded positively and agreed to join the board, people familiar with the development told ET. So far only 15 platform companies have registered with the board, collectively representing about seven lakh gig workers.
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