- GigSuper Holdings now in liquidation
- Had partnership with defunct Deliveroo
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A super fund for ‘gig economy’ food delivery riders and self-employed Aussies has gone into liquidation.
GigSuper was registered in 2017 to cater for the increase in workers running a side business or employed as independent contractors.
A year later, it established a partnership with the now defunct Deliveroo.
The partnership enabled takeaway food delivery drivers – classified as self-employed contractors – to make their own contributions to retirement savings with GigSuper instead of Deliveroo doing it for them.
But the start-up, co-founded by Peter Stanhope and Martin Batur, went into administration in early 2022 owing creditors $2.7million.
GigSuper Holdings Pty Ltd entered a members’ voluntary liquidation on Monday following a general meeting of company members.
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