Uber Eats Is Losing Drivers During the pandemic, restaurants relied on third party apps to deliver their food. Uber Eats is one of the major businesses that restaurants relied on throughout COVID-19. Now, however, even the delivery giant has a driver shortage. The reasons for this are multifold. Consider the difficult job of an essential food service worker. They’re busy as the face of both Uber Eats and the restaurant for every customer. When problems occur, they’re the one

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, food delivery has thrived like never before. Most restaurants previously placed their focus on dine-in operations and didn’t pay as much attention to this area of the business, but now, with so few other revenue streams coming in, more and more restaurants have begun improving the efficiency of their delivery services. For those new to delivery, partnering with a third party app is a great place to start. These apps already have an audience

To accommodate the wave of people suddenly staying inside because of COVID-19, many restaurant owners have partnered with third-party apps to facilitate the switch to delivery-only operations. Aside from the usual benefits that come with these platforms, such as brand recognition and a built-in customer base, many of these apps have gone above and beyond to assist those currently in need because of the virus. We already covered how they’re helping out their delivery workers.