I was a bit sceptical at first about working for them on agency, and was very surprised about how easy going the office staff are, I think they are a very different company to how they may have been 25-30 years ago.
I have no idea how much they pay their permanent staff, but working for them on agency pays a lot more than most do in my local area, £9 -£10 per hour, and I wish I was joking.
Try em via the agency first and see how ya go, if ya like it and they like you, the preferred agency will ask ya if ya want to go permanent.
Unless the other posters have worked for them, they have no idea what they are like to work for, or what they pay.
Just had a look at a recent ad for the depot I have been working at and most definitely pay more than the other companies do in my area.
Just to add, sorry for the positive post for the most hated haulage company in the country, after 33 years in the industry I know a bad company when I work for one 