Grab reduces driver fees and compensation following Vietnam investigation

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Grab agreed to lower Vietnam driver fees to 32% and pay compensation after regulatory scrutiny.

Ride-hailing firm Grab has agreed to lower its driver fees and cap deductions in Vietnam following a regulatory investigation. The company will reduce the maximum combined platform and usage fees retained from drivers to 32%. The decision follows a review of driver complaints conducted by the national watchdog.

  • The compensationThe company has also agreed to pay compensation to affected drivers following the review.
  • The triggerThe changes were prompted by a preliminary review of driver complaints submitted between late August and mid-September.
Why it matters

Ride-hailing platforms face increasing regulatory scrutiny across Southeast Asia regarding their commission structures and driver compensation. Ensuring fair earnings for gig economy workers remains a key priority for labour regulators in the region.

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32%maximum combined platform and app usage fees
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Grab has agreed to reduce its driver fees and pay compensation in Vietnam following a review by the national watchdog.

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