Grab Female Driver in Vietnam Cries Over Harsh Working Conditions, Works Near Due Date
A video showing a Grab female driver in Vietnam crying about her harsh working conditions, sleeping only 4 hours and still working close to her due date, has gone viral. This highlights the difficult reality for gig workers in Vietnam and the vulnerability of their social security.
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