Dunzo delays salaries further, sends email to employees

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Dunzo, the quick commerce startup, has informed its employees of further delays in pending salaries, which include those for June and July. The company had previously stated that all dues would be cleared by September 4. In a new email, the company stated that August salaries would be paid on time and the remaining salaries for June and July, along with interest, would be cleared soon. Dunzo assured employees that salary payments from September onwards would be regularized. The company did not specify a timeline for the complete clearance of the June and July salaries.

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