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The P-Hailing License: A Case Of Over-Regulation?

The government plans to implement a p-hailing license to regulate parcel delivery riders. We ponder the rationale behind it and what it would achieve.

Posted byEdwin GohJanuary 13, 2021March 16, 2021Posted inSafety NetsTags: Editorials, regulations, gig workersLeave a comment on The P-Hailing License: A Case Of Over-Regulation?

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