Uber Eats said it will pay out the shortfall incurred by couriers from July 21 to Aug. 17 by the end of August. Uber Eats said the changes will add an average NT$4 to NT$6 service fee per consumer order. Underpayment protestsEarlier this week, National Delivery Industrial Union Chairman Chen Yu-an (陳昱安) highlighted the unlawful pay practice by Uber Eats regarding stacked orders. Uber Eats, however, counted only the 29‑minute trip, paying NT$118.5 -- an underpayment of NT$102.1. Earlier Wednesday, the Taiwan Delivery Industry Union warned it would stage a nationwide protest unless Uber Eats resolved the underpayment issue by Friday.