How do netizens evaluate the take-away platform to recruit "viral hepatitis" riders?

On June 5, Yiyou Public Welfare, a hepatitis B public welfare organization, said that the client "Meituan Crowdsourcing" registered by Meituan riders was suspected of discriminating against hepatitis B people. Compared with the viral hepatitis A and hepatitis E listed separately in the Catalogue of Diseases Impacting Food Safety, the agreement of Meituan was replaced by "viral hepatitis", but in fact, viral hepatitis B is not among the diseases impairing food safety.

Interviewing the public relations staff of Meituan, the public relations staff replied that riders need to have a health certificate. When recruiting riders, the service company requires strict compliance with the requirements of the National Food Safety Law and related laws and regulations, but the reply did not focus on the questions raised.

I experienced the registration process of two other mainstream takeaway platforms, Didi Takeaway and Hungry.

In its distribution platform service agreement, Didi Takeaway also requires registered users not to have "viral hepatitis", and it is not clear that Type A and Type E are not allowed to register.

During the experience of registering the "Hungry" hummingbird crowdsourcing client, it was found that the video narration of "food safety" in its "service specification" also used viral hepatitis to summarize the hepatitis population that could not be registered.

Netizens hold different views on this regulation of major take-away platforms. Some netizens support the provisions of the platform.

Zheng Dashan Man: Should the catering industry have this regulation?

Ber Ber: Yes, after all, customers are worried. This is not a question of discrimination.

Photo album: Here. . . . . . It is not discrimination, but also for the sake of consumers.

Jiang Mumu Sanchao: According to the relevant laws and regulations, once the platform is found to be related to safety, the second is related to the severe punishment of relevant departments, and the third is that the enterprise will face bankruptcy in the event of a safety accident, so as long as it is a conscientious catering enterprise, it will not take such risks. After all, food safety is greater than the sky, and legal management is king.

Some netizens believe that the provision of the platform actually comes from a misunderstanding of hepatitis B carrying.

Xiaole: How many times does this question need to be popularized? The health certificate only depends on whether the liver function is normal. Carrying and patience are two concepts!

Nickname Difficulty Z: The country cancelled the examination of hepatitis B carriers many years ago, and there was no catering health certificate and on-the-job physical examination. However, it is illegal for the hospital to inform the employer, unless there are some special industries or soldiers who have requirements for liver function. Many people don't know that he carries hepatitis B virus, and many hepatitis B virus carriers sue the hospital for physical examination or corporate discrimination because the state stipulates that they can engage in catering and service industries.