È davvero questo ciò che pagano le piattaforme di consegna di cibo nei Paesi Bassi?

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I randomly found this website https://www.thuisbezorgd.nl/en/courier/ which I guess is the Dutch version of our Just Eat. In my country Just Eat (and all other similar apps, the biggest being Uber Eats and Deliveroo) _do not_ pay that much. They pay _at most_ half of what’s displayed on that website, usually even less. Yes, it’s unacceptable, but that’s how it is.

Here we are self-employed, I gather it might be different for you guys? Virtually anyone can work for apps as long as they have a right to work and no criminal record. We have lots of unscrupulous drivers who do no hesitate to steal orders, there is no vetting or interviewing. And we have to stay online and look for offers, no offer = no pay, there is no minimum pay here. This is why any driver _has_ to work for all apps at once, or they will never have enough offers.

The most shocking part about the dutch website is this “compensation” thing depending on your vehicle. Here we always use our own vehicles (bikes, e-bikes, scooters mostly), and all expenses are ours, with no compensation whatsoever. Your scooter broke down? Too bad, comes with the job and you will never see a cent from whichever app you’re using.

So I’m really curious! Is this for real?

**How does it work in the Netherlands? Are delivery drivers self-employed? Is there any minimum pay? What’s that vehicle compensation thing? And is it really paid so well, or are they grossly overvaluing salaries?**

This is like Uber eats? Or this other one? It’s kinda hot or miss all depends how much time you was acctauly driving and delivering food

As I know friends that tried and made a lot I also know few that was struggling