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Rakyat Post
20 hours ago
- Automotive
- Rakyat Post
Foodpanda Just Launched ‘pandasafe' & It Might Change Malaysia's Gig Economy Forever
Subscribe to our FREE foodpanda recently launched pandasafe, a comprehensive and long-term safety initiative designed to protect and empower delivery partners through a comprehensive, long-term safety ecosystem across the country. This pioneering programme is the result of a strategic coalition with key public and private sector partners, including Allianz Malaysia, Hong Leong Bank, PERKESO, and Hong Leong Yamaha Motor. The launch ceremony, held at foodpanda's headquarters, was officiated by Transport Minister Anthony Loke, who lauded the programme as a proactive step forward in supporting Malaysia's growing gig economy workforce. The safety of our delivery partners must be treated as a national priority. I applaud foodpanda and its partners for stepping up with a long-term, structured programme that goes beyond awareness. pandasafe sets a new benchmark for how companies can take responsibility in making our roads safer for gig workers. Transport Minister Anthony Loke. More than just a campaign, pandasafe is a data-driven, multi-touchpoint safety ecosystem — combining education, technology, behavioural science, and financial literacy to build a long-term culture of road safety for delivery partners. According to Tan Ming Luk, Managing Director of foodpanda Malaysia, pandasafe is a permanent commitment to rider wellbeing, it is not a one-off initiative. Our delivery partners are the heart of foodpanda. Every safely completed order and every rider who gets home safely is a success. With pandasafe, we're embedding safety into every aspect of our operations, every day. It's not a seasonal campaign; it's a permanent shift in how we operate. This is our commitment to our riders, their families, and the communities we serve. foodpanda Malaysia Managing Director Tan Ming Luk. Under the pandasafe initiative, foodpanda will roll out a range of integrated safety measures, including: Structured rider training programmes focused on safe riding techniques Telematics tools to help riders monitor and improve their riding habits Road safety modules and first aid training, with Allianz Malaysia providing First Response and CPR training, equipping riders with the knowledge to act swiftly in emergencies Social protection, education, and P-Hailing Safety Induction training, conducted in collaboration with PERKESO, ensuring riders are protected and informed under Malaysia's safety net framework Defensive riding techniques and braking skills training, supported by Hong Leong Yamaha Motor, enhance rider control and road awareness Financial literacy and financial safety programmes, led by Hong Leong Bank, to help riders manage their income, plan for the future, and achieve greater financial wellbeing These components are designed to work in tandem, creating a holistic framework that not only reduces risk but also builds long-term well-being for riders across the country. Safety is not just a policy — it's a culture. And building that culture takes the right partnerships and the willingness to do things differently if it means ensuring our riders get home safely. That's why this coalition matters. foodpanda Malaysia Managing Director Tan Ming Luk. With pandasafe, foodpanda Malaysia is setting a bold new precedent, moving beyond awareness campaigns to a lasting culture of protection, empowerment, and accountability in the gig economy. Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.
New Straits Times
07-08-2025
- Business
- New Straits Times
Foodpanda unveils nationwide initiative to drive delivery partners' safety, well-beings
KUALA LUMPUR: Foodpanda Malaysia has launched pandasafe, a comprehensive initiative to enhance the safety and well-being of its delivery partners. This is through structured training, strategic partnerships and long-term support systems. The nationwide initiative, which was launched by Transport Minister Anthony Loke at foodpanda's headquarters, is a collaboration with key public and private sector partners. They include Allianz Malaysia Bhd, Social Security Organisation (Perkeso), Hong Leong Yamaha Motor and Hong Leong Bank Bhd. Loke praised the programme as a significant and proactive step in safeguarding Malaysia's growing gig economy workforce. "The safety of our delivery partners must be treated as a national priority. I applaud foodpanda and its partners for stepping up with a long-term, structured programme that goes beyond awareness. "Pandasafe sets a new benchmark for how companies can take responsibility in making our roads safer for gig workers," he added. Foodpanda Malaysia managing director Tan Ming Luk said the initiative represents a permanent commitment to rider safety, not a one-off campaign. He said that every safely completed order and every rider who returns home safely is a success for the company. "With pandasafe, we're embedding safety into every aspect of our operations, every day," he said. "It's not a seasonal campaign. This is our commitment to our riders, their families, and the communities we serve." Under the initiative, foodpanda will introduce structured training programmes focusing on safe riding techniques. Riders will also benefit from telematics tools to monitor and improve their riding habits. The programme includes road safety modules and first aid training, with Allianz Malaysia providing first response and CPR training to equip riders with life-saving skills in emergencies. Perkeso will conduct social protection education and P-Hailing Safety Induction training to ensure riders are aware of their rights and entitlements under Malaysia's safety net framework. Meanwhile, Hong Leong Yamaha Motor will offer training in defensive riding techniques and braking skills to enhance rider control and awareness on the road. Hong Leong Bank will lead financial literacy and financial safety workshops to help riders manage their income more effectively and plan for long-term financial well-being. Tan said these efforts form a holistic framework designed not only to reduce risks on the road but to promote long-term wellness and resilience among delivery riders. "Safety is not just a policy, but also a culture. And building that culture takes the right partnerships and the willingness to do things differently. That's why this coalition matters."
