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Business & Economy

Business & Economy

Executives from Green Delta Insurance Limited and Crony Group, exchange documents after signing an agreement on behalf of their respective organizations. Under the deal, Green Delta Insurance will be offering customized Nibedita insurance policy for almost 6000 female workers of Crony Group, which will cover IPD (Hospitalization), OPD, maternity, tele-consultation, trauma allowance etc.Farzanah Chowdhury,MD & CEO of Green Delta Insurance and Neela Hosna Ara, Chairperson of Crony Group and BGMEA Director, were present.

Business & Economy

Dr. Tapash Chandra Paul, CFO of Mercantile Bank Limited, attends a day long training on `Customer Service and Complaint Management as per Bangladesh Bank Guidelines’ at the bank’s Training Institute in the capital recently. Desk officials from customer service desk of various branches participated at the training program.Javed Tariq, Principal of MBTI, Md. Enayet Ullah, EVP and Sheikh Mohammad Soyeb Hasan, AVP of the bank were present.

Business & Economy

REDX announces freelancing model for logistics riders: REDX, the logistics wing of the country’s e-commerce platform ShopUp, introduced a new freelance work model for delivery riders. Under the new model, anyone can now make parcel delivery for REDX for a certain period at their convenience. For that, one will have to get registered with the REDX app by uploading documents such as the national ID and driving licence. The new model, which is based on work volume, rewards timely and efficient deliveries made by riders, said the company in a press release. The primary implementation of the new model has yielded significant improvements, particularly during high-pressure scenarios, where scalability and capacity have been significantly enhanced, it added. REDX merchants are also able to enjoy higher sales volumes due to faster delivery times. “We are thrilled to see the positive impact this new work model has had on everyone, from our frontline workers to our valued merchants. We believe this change will have a lasting impact on the logistics industry and we are excited to continue to lead the way,” said Junaid Ahmed, vice president for people and culture at ShopUp.