New rules mean the end is nigh for the passenger freighter
Current yields, and incoming rule changes, look set to mark the end of the passenger ...
Some good news for subcontracted e-commerce delivery drivers in the UK – if they work for Hermes, at least. The Guardian reports that Hermes has set up an emergency £1m fund for its 15,000 self-employed drivers to supplement their pay if they are told to self-isolate due to the coronavirus outbreak, and advised it would also “help couriers find someone to deliver on their behalf if they did not have a substitute. Usually that responsibility falls on the courier. It ...
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