A local Instacart shopper has earned a year’s supply of groceries for his standout service during the pandemic. | Instacart, an online grocery platform, recently launched a campaign called “Beyond the Cart: A | Year of Essential Stories” to recognize the important role of its shoppers in the face of COVID-19. This campaign highlights the efforts of 59 of its shoppers — one for each Canadian province and the U.S. states where Instacart is available. | Here in Manitoba, more than 1,100 Instacart shoppers offer same-day delivery and pickup services to bring fresh groceries and more to customers.
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How does this company justify paying a shopper $7 for this amount of work?? After gas and taxes, $3-$4 an hour? Not to mention these ridiculous customers expecting us to do the
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