I’ve just been sent a job alert which says “maximum 6 points” and it’s a multi drop company to do with Palletline, who regularly has vacancies. The “6 points” statement and “palletline” says to me “tear arse job, keep well away.” I certainly intend to as my job has no rushing whatsoever. 
What sets alarm bells ringing for you in a job advert?
Steve66:
Muckaway works here
Nathan the whinger worked here once…Still interested?
“Bonus scheme”
“can do attitude”
Drivers required…
“A fantastic opportunity…”
Or when a job on Indeed was listed 30+ days ago and now appears again as a “sponsored” advert.
UP TO £15p/h available. This means your on £8 for the first 60 hours a week.
Either that or “on behalf of our client”
Competitive rates of pay = bread line
Adverts for drivers permanently painted or stickered onto trailers.
NewLad:
Competitive rates of pay = bread line
Also “exceeds national minimum wage” means its 3p more per hour
Nothing really ,I’ve been driving for long enough to have heard it all .
m1cks:
Steve66:
Muckaway works here
bigvern1:
Nathan the whinger worked here once…Still interested?
spot on 
bigvern1:
Nathan the whinger worked here once…Still interested?
you’ll be doing well to find a company he hasn’t worked for in Oxfordshire 
“competitive rates of pay” - you just know they will have you running round for buttons
Company Confidential.
I see that in just about every driving advert I see, along with “no DD or DR”. It used to be CCDL, current clean driving licence, years ago but it they did that these days you wouldn’t get many applying. To me it means they don’t want the ones that speed everywhere not the ones that do it so often they get caught regularly.
Good work ethic needed, and must be flexible. Translates too…we’ll run you ragged, and mess you about from day one.
Muckaway:
What sets alarm bells ringing for you in a job advert?
Definitely the words multi drop. 
Foodservice.
Handball.