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Ecom Express launches Delivery Partner Program, benefiting 16,000 gig workers

Kochi, Sep 18 (UNI) Ecom Express, a new-age technology-driven end-to-end logistics solutions provider to the e-commerce industry, has announced the launch of its Delivery Partner Program called Ecom Sanjeev Program (ESP), aiming to create opportunities for 16,000 gig workers across the country.
The Program is aimed at creating part time work opportunities where individuals can work in flexible timings to maximize their earnings by delivering ecommerce packages to customers, a press release said here on Saturday.
This flagship program besides empowering gig workforce will help to scale the Company’s delivery capabilities in assuring speed, reliable and effective logistics solutions to deliver online-ordered products safely at customers’ doorstep.
Ecom Express is looking at engaging 16000 + gig workforce as independent delivery partners to handle the upcoming e-commerce festive season shipment load in key cities and districts across the country.
Any individual – fresher or experienced - can take up this part-time job for additional income by applying online using Ecom Sanjeev app available on Google Playstore. They will have flexibility to choose their preferred time slots and workdays.
The delivery partner must possess a valid driving license with a vehicle and must have a smartphone. All personal documents for enrollment can be uploaded through the app and the verification will be done at the nearest Ecom Express center.
Announcing the launch, Saurabh Deep Singla, EVP and CHRO, Ecom Express, said “The pandemic has pushed more traditional workers towards the gig working culture, especially in the current times when the country is trying to revive its economy."
He said "With increasing cases in the state, ecommerce has taken precedence to contain the virus spread. For every Ecom delivery partner on the street, more than 50 people are safe in their homes !”
Since its pilot run last year, the program has created opportunities for 15000+ students, homemakers and individuals looking to supplement and maximize their income by delivering e-commerce packages during their spare time.
Interested delivery partners can sign up, choose their own schedule, and deliver packages – all using the Ecom Sanjeev app. For more details, visit: https://ecomexpress.in/delivery-partner/
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