Manpower now offering more money for Temps.

[Foxel]

When I joined Manpower a couple of years ago I started on £10+ and over 8 months moved onto £12+. They are now offering £13.37 and have changed the role title to Postal Walker, this was previously Postperson with Driving. The ad does require candidates to have a driving license

Full Job Description
Postal Walker

£13.37

Postal Walker

Contract: Temporary

Hours: 40 hours per week

Shift: Between 8:00am and 19:00 (working 5 days between Monday to Saturday) Some Sundays available paid at £18.58 Per Hour

Hourly Rate: £13.37

Royal Mail is one of the UK's best-loved brands. Every day, bringing letters and parcels to people around the country; something that communities across the UK rely on. They are 150,000 strong with 500 years of history and are hugely proud of the service they provide.

About the role

You'll start your day for an hour or so in the local delivery office, sorting the mail for your route. You'll each be given a hand-held computer device to capture customer signatures for deliveries and the round will take around four hours to complete. The hand-held computer will also act as your routing system putting your round in the most economical route, telling you which house to go to next.

[kazardaimenu]

Was paying about £12.50 an hour when I was with them in April. They seem to just increase the rates in increments every quarter which would do for us if RM could do the same. Sunday rates are way more than RM offer us, would be nice if they put the rates up for us and would probably increase interest and save them money.

[Clappedoutpostie]

They are increasing the rates because they cant get people and can’t retain the people they already had. Same as the permanent workforce.

[rambo1]

When I joined Manpower a couple of years ago I started on £10+ and over 8 months moved onto £12+. They are now offering £13.37 and have changed the role title to Postal Walker, this was previously Postperson with Driving. The ad does require candidates to have a driving license

Full Job Description
Postal Walker

£13.37

Postal Walker

Contract: Temporary

Hours: 40 hours per week

Shift: Between 8:00am and 19:00 (working 5 days between Monday to Saturday) Some Sundays available paid at £18.58 Per Hour

Hourly Rate: £13.37

Royal Mail is one of the UK's best-loved brands. Every day, bringing letters and parcels to people around the country; something that communities across the UK rely on. They are 150,000 strong with 500 years of history and are hugely proud of the service they provide.

About the role

You'll start your day for an hour or so in the local delivery office, sorting the mail for your route. You'll each be given a hand-held computer device to capture customer signatures for deliveries and the round will take around four hours to complete. The hand-held computer will also act as your routing system putting your round in the most economical route, telling you which house to go to next.

Wow, that job description sounds so easy lol.

[postieblueshirt]

When I joined Manpower a couple of years ago I started on £10+ and over 8 months moved onto £12+. They are now offering £13.37 and have changed the role title to Postal Walker, this was previously Postperson with Driving. The ad does require candidates to have a driving license

Full Job Description
Postal Walker

£13.37

Postal Walker

Contract: Temporary

Hours: 40 hours per week

Shift: Between 8:00am and 19:00 (working 5 days between Monday to Saturday) Some Sundays available paid at £18.58 Per Hour

Hourly Rate: £13.37

Royal Mail is one of the UK's best-loved brands. Every day, bringing letters and parcels to people around the country; something that communities across the UK rely on. They are 150,000 strong with 500 years of history and are hugely proud of the service they provide.

About the role

You'll start your day for an hour or so in the local delivery office, sorting the mail for your route. You'll each be given a hand-held computer device to capture customer signatures for deliveries and the round will take around four hours to complete. The hand-held computer will also act as your routing system putting your round in the most economical route, telling you which house to go to next.

Wow, that job description sounds so easy lol.

Handheld computer device who's grandad wrote the advert...

[Skuse]

When I joined Manpower a couple of years ago I started on £10+ and over 8 months moved onto £12+. They are now offering £13.37 and have changed the role title to Postal Walker, this was previously Postperson with Driving. The ad does require candidates to have a driving license

Full Job Description
Postal Walker

£13.37

Postal Walker

Contract: Temporary

Hours: 40 hours per week

Shift: Between 8:00am and 19:00 (working 5 days between Monday to Saturday) Some Sundays available paid at £18.58 Per Hour

Hourly Rate: £13.37

Royal Mail is one of the UK's best-loved brands. Every day, bringing letters and parcels to people around the country; something that communities across the UK rely on. They are 150,000 strong with 500 years of history and are hugely proud of the service they provide.

About the role

You'll start your day for an hour or so in the local delivery office, sorting the mail for your route. You'll each be given a hand-held computer device to capture customer signatures for deliveries and the round will take around four hours to complete. The hand-held computer will also act as your routing system putting your round in the most economical route, telling you which house to go to next.

Wow, that job description sounds so easy lol.

Handheld computer device who's grandad wrote the advert...

Shite PDA that crashes constantly more like

[silver_fox]

postal walker?

[R5001]

Not the same agency, but it still made me laugh when I started, description was somethign like "delivering mail" and I was upfront and said "so royal mail then" and got the "we don't divulge client names until acceptance (including non-compete and other junk)" nonsense. It's a legal monopoly, who else was it gonna be?

[k979aaa]

Maybe we should all call them and ask what is the best rate is bet it is better than ours!

[matthew68]

Around 4 hours delivery! Really the agency guy we’ve had this week took 8 hours first day and is now down to 6 hours! That’s a lot of money to pay yet manager complains about us putting in protracted!

[k979aaa]

Around 4 hours delivery! Really the agency guy we’ve had this week took 8 hours first day and is now down to 6 hours! That’s a lot of money to pay yet manager complains about us putting in protracted!

Cut off give the clowns some work

[k979aaa]

Around 4 hours delivery! Really the agency guy we’ve had this week took 8 hours first day and is now down to 6 hours! That’s a lot of money to pay yet manager complains about us putting in protracted!

Cut off give the clowns some work

[Navalron]

Around 4 hours delivery! Really the agency guy we’ve had this week took 8 hours first day and is now down to 6 hours! That’s a lot of money to pay yet manager complains about us putting in protracted!

Cut off give the clowns some work

How are they clowns. Were you up to speed when you first started. Just another worker trying to earn some cash ffs. Your probably don't help new starts but if that's how you get off, fill yer boots.

[rambo1]

Around 4 hours delivery! Really the agency guy we’ve had this week took 8 hours first day and is now down to 6 hours! That’s a lot of money to pay yet manager complains about us putting in protracted!

Cut off give the clowns some work

How are they clowns. Were you up to speed when you first started. Just another worker trying to earn some cash ffs. Your probably don't help new starts but if that's how you get off, fill yer boots.

Well said. Manners and respect cost nothing.

[Smir]

99% of our temp works just deliver parcels... easy money.