Online Food Delivery: Spain Labor Law & Market Structure Changes
Former Head of Enterprise Sales, EMEA, Uber Eats
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Why is this interview interesting?
- Update in new Spanish employment law for drivers
- Wage per hour changes per delivery driver
- How Deliveroo, Uber and Glovo can evolve post-labour law changes
- Impact of minimum order guarantee and free delivery
- How restaurants can shift direct by working with 3P delivery operators
- Why Just Eat could be at risk in tier 4 and 5 cities
Online Food Delivery: Spain Labor Law & Market Structure Changes(April 12, 2021)
Jesús Rebollo & Jaume Boada
Former Head of Enterprise Sales, EMEA, Uber Eats
Jesús has over 7 years experience in European food delivery at both Just Eat and Uber Eats. He was the Managing Director of Just Eat’s spanish business where he had full P&L responsibility and scaled the marketplace across Spain, setting up third-party logistics agreements with delivery partners. He then joined Uber Eats to manage restaurant relationships and lead enterprise sales across EMEA. Jesús now runs the Spanish business for Jobandtalent, the freelance marketplace.
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