Why do many people think delivery boys are a vulnerable group?

In the past two years, news events about takeaway boys have frequently dominated the headlines, triggering intense discussion and attention from all walks of life and many netizens. Especially between customers and delivery boys, many people tend to think that the delivery boys are the "weak" party. The reason for this is probably because food delivery is not only in the service industry, but the basic salary is relatively low, and most of them earn commissions from orders. Moreover, the food delivery industry has a low threshold and a large age gap among employees. Some are young people aged 11 or 12, and some are uncles in their 40s and 50s. At these two ages, people are more likely to arouse kindness and sympathy from the public. And it is indeed not easy for delivery workers to work hard from early to late in the morning and in the wind and sun. The customer is God? This sentence was originally the best explanation of the service attitude of merchants to customers, but now our society believes that I am God, you should listen to my orders, and you should obey what I say. The relationship from a service and being served becomes a relationship of commanding and being commanded. As long as you have a little bit of strength, you should use it without hesitation and enjoy being respected. This is abnormal thinking. However, the profession of a food delivery boy is no different from other professions. Everyone makes money through the sweat of their own hard work, which is not shameful. There is no such thing as a vulnerable group such as delivery boys. I asked a takeaway boy before, but I didn’t know if I didn’t ask. I was shocked when I asked. His salary was much higher than mine, and the company also provided them with five insurances and one housing fund. I don’t understand why there are so many people on the Internet claiming that delivery boys are a vulnerable group. Compared with delivery boys, I am a vulnerable group, right? For what is widely publicized on the Internet? Delivery boys are very hardworking and they are a vulnerable group? This kind of I strongly disagree with this point of view.

Everyone comes out to work, who doesn’t work hard? Look at the construction workers and cleaners who are still working in a temperature of 40 degrees Celsius. Why is no one saying that they are vulnerable groups? In the final analysis, it is because food delivery people, as an emerging profession, have attracted the attention of a large number of media people to focus on them. Perhaps coupled with the marketing of big bosses of food delivery companies, the profession of delivery boys has been considered by people. Is a vulnerable group.