Foodora's assault on the potential union ramps up.

So I know nothing about business or economics, but I take it there is some profit margin that companies have to sustain/ increase? It is just odd I suppose because the company makes much more per delivery than the couriers do which I guess is an obvious statement. I just don't understand the "suffering" of businesses I.e when their profits decrease, even if their percentage of profit would still be magnitudes larger than the deliverers' I guess it just seems silly that the interests of the growth of the company are completely incompatible with the couriers to a degree I.e would the sacrifice of the growth of the profits really be such a tragedy for management? Lol I'm going to shut up before this devolves into platitudes but wouldn't it also allow them to remain competitive if they swallowed the price as opposed to pushing an increase onto the consumer if there increasing the prices would put them at a disadvantage to doordash, uber, skip, etc...

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