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  • GrabPay is now accepted at McD, KFC and A&W

    You can now use GrabPay at more places including McD, KFC and A&W

    Grab has announced its GrabPay eWallet is now accepted at more merchant partners. This includes various household brands from essential categories including groceries, pharmacies, food, electronics and hardware across Malaysia. GrabPay users can pay using their eWallet at a variety of chained outlets such as MyNews, Tesco, Guardian, Watsons, KFC, McDonald’s, Mr DIY, Senheng and more. To get more people to go cashless, GrabPay will be introducing more safety features and enhancements. This would include new features to help manage user spending and to provide them with real-time information of the latest deals near them anywhere in Malaysia. Grab also has plans to allow users to use their reward points to pay for online shopping.

  • Grab asks staff to take no-pay leave to cut costs

    Flipboard: Woman scolds KFC S'pore staff's 'whole family to die ...

    Ride-hailing giant Grab has offered its employees “flexible working
    arrangements” such as no-pay leaves, reduced working hours, and
    sabbaticals. The company has opened the options to teams across
    the region with “excess capacity.” Employees can take them on a
    voluntary basis. The company might no longer be able to provide
    drivers with extra financial support if the city-state decides to
    extend its circuit breaker restrictions beyond June 1.

  • Grab to assist merchants embrace digital economy

    GrabMart Is The New Platform To Order Groceries, Cosmetics, And More!

    Grab will add five more markets across Selangor to its ‘Pasar by
    GrabMart’ service in its endeavour to empower and ensure that
    small traditional businesses and micro-entrepreneurs will not be
    left behind as the country transitions to a digitised nation. The
    initiative allows customers to buy fresh produce, spices, poultry,
    seafood and meat directly from the TTDI Market in the comfort of
    their home. Grab’s Ramadan partnership with local governments
    and organisations will also give it a larger stage to accelerate its
    support for small traditional businesses and micro-entrepreneurs.

    The company has been actively supporting restaurants with
    immediate cash flow through its zero-interest, ‘Deferred
    Commissions’ programme. It further introduced zero-commissions
    for self-pickup orders and absorbs all related transaction costs for
    orders received via social channels with a GrabPay payment option.
    The company also mobilised more than 100,000 GrabCar drivers
    not only to support the increase in demand for delivery services but
    also to ensure that the latter continue to have an income
    throughout the Movement Control Order (MCO) period which has
    greatly impacted the e-hailing business.

    https://www.malaymail.com/news/money/2020/04/22/grab-doubles-down-to-help-small-traditional-businesses-embrace-digital-econ/1859253