To me its okay.
Their company, their policy, suka hati dea la.
U as a customer, suka hati ko la nk pakai sape or go pick up ur self.
So today i ordered lalamove to deliver food, but kena reject coz non-halal
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QUOTE(diffyhelman2 @ Jun 26 2021, 03:21 PM) It’s not the company policy but the choice of the rider. For grabfood and food panda, they have halal and non halal delivery riders. Interestingly, many non halal riders are malay too…can see them waiting to collect food at bak kut teh and char siew siew yuk stalls. If thats the case the company should clamp down on the rider.  Since they are not doing it - they are condoning such action by the rider - company unwritten 2nd level standard policy. |
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QUOTE(diffyhelman2 @ Jun 26 2021, 03:26 PM) I think it’s grey area. You can’t force rider to deliver something thats against their religious belief. What lalamove should do is implement halal/non halal option in their app as well. Yes, ideally.Delivery company rider refuse to deliver goods is no wrong to a delivery company. To me, if a rider refuse to deliver goods, he/she should go back to the company and voice his/her concern/reason and not cancel the customer order. Company to arrange whatsoever resolution. |
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