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Food Delivery Workers in Ganzhou Take On Community Governance Roles

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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In Zhanggong District, a food delivery worker named Kang Jiafei is listed among the community representatives in a residential compound in Ganzhou. This practice is part of a system in China where urban neighborhoods are divided into small geographical units known as grids, and designated workers monitor local conditions and coordinate with public departments.

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Why it matters

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The situation highlights the integration of the rapidly growing gig economy workforce into local urban governance structures. These delivery workers, who often lack conventional employment protection, are taking on additional roles within their communities.

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Who's involved

  • Zhanggong DistrictA district where delivery workers are taking on community roles.
  • GanzhouThe prefecture-level city where the community governance system is observed.

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