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new starter. uniform assistance needed.

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jbicker
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new starter. uniform assistance needed.

Post by jbicker »

recently offered a position as postman with driving. induction is next week and due to start at the DO the following day. from what I can gather reading through these threads uniform takes a little while to come through and won't be given out immediately as it obviously starts out as a temporary contract. therefore I need to purchase some relevant work clothes; trousers, shorts and boots.

can anyone recommend any particular boots (or trousers/shorts for that matter)?

thanks in advance.
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Re: new starter. uniform assistance needed.

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Wear whatever you feel comfortable in,trackies are good.
Very comfortable boots/trainers is a must,chances are you will be doing a lot of walking,i would ignore the driving part tbh,all jobs are advertised as that.
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Re: new starter. uniform assistance needed.

Post by jbicker »

3 months. 22.5 hours.

i'll find some appropriate boots, thanks.
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Re: new starter. uniform assistance needed.

Post by Mark_Law22 »

I'd recommend a cheap pair of running shoes. I found boots uncomfortable whereas a good pair of runners are light and comfy to wear :)