Such an approach is of course unreasonable, because any purchase or sale should be based on one's own wishes and not the so-called forced buying and selling. In this case, this approach is unreasonable.

Of course, the company may not have considered so many things, because they just want to get the riders on the job as soon as possible. Only in this way can they help them solve their life problems. After all, some people apply to be riders out of sheer helplessness, because There may be better jobs for them. But delivering food is an attempt in life, so this attempt is very important to them.

My friend Xiao Wang is like this. He has never had a good job after graduating from college. He has empty ambitions, but has nowhere to put them into practice. In the end, he can only choose to run a takeaway because it is not suitable for him. It’s also a form of exercise. However, on the first day he joined the company, he was forced to buy and sell. In fact, running a takeaway business probably requires an electric car, but Xiao Wang planned to buy a second-hand one because he had limited funds on hand.

So under such circumstances, the forced purchase of an electric car is a forced purchase and sale, which is not reasonable at all. If Xiao Wang is willing to pay for it, he thinks that buying an electric car can help him work better. , and everything is voluntary, so it is not illegal at this time, and it is also quite reasonable. In fact, we only need to grasp one principle: as long as the purchase is voluntary, it is not a forced purchase, of course, there are some exceptions.

Because some companies may have seized on this, so they use other conditions as inducements. At this time, many people will choose to buy without certain judgment. In fact, they have better way to solve this problem. This kind of inducement is a formality, and it can also be regarded as a disguised form of forced buying and selling, because the buyers do not know what is going on, and they have to pay for it out of their own pockets. Therefore, to judge whether a company is forced to buy or sell, the first criterion is whether it is done out of one's own will. If it is done out of willingness, then it is not forced buying and selling, and everything is reasonable.