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nick172sport:
codge123:
Looking for class 1 drivers at the new morrisons depot at bury if your that ■■■■■■ off.wheres the depot
Radcliffe? (Wincanton 5yr contract?)
whats the money like if its anything like asda in rochdale forget it
to the op risk assess jobs doing poxy shops or premises where there double parked etc take photoes and dont do them i dont if idid and caused damaged id be fired
nick172sport:
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nick172sport:
codge123:
Looking for class 1 drivers at the new morrisons depot at bury if your that ■■■■■■ off.wheres the depot
Radcliffe? (Wincanton 5yr contract?)
whats the money like if its anything like asda in rochdale forget it
From wincantons website
Due to continued expansion, exciting opportunities have arisen for experienced Class 1 Drivers, to join the team at the new Convenience Distribution Centre operated by Wincanton on behalf of Morrisons M Local.
Reporting to Transport Team Managers, you will have substantial transport experience and knowledge and be able to provide excellent customer service to our customer. In return we offer competitive hourly rates of £8.59 per hour for a 45 hour week during 13 week probationary period, rising to £10.10 per hour after you have passed your probation period. Night premiums will also apply.
Pretty abysmal really
nick172sport:
whats the money like if its anything like asda in rochdale forget it
nick are you looking to move or just browsing ?
All these people saying to tell them to stick it have clearly not had the pleasure of looking for a job recently, or they’d know how ■■■■ the market really is. In the past 3 weeks I’ve applied to over 25 jobs, and from that I’ve had 3 no thanks replies, 2 who want me to sign up to ■■■■■■■■ recruitment agencies (and have been told to go forth and multiply) and the rest haven’t even taken the time to reply.
The job market is screwed right now
dew:
All these people saying to tell them to stick it have clearly not had the pleasure of looking for a job recently, or they’d know how [zb] the market really is. In the past 3 weeks I’ve applied to over 25 jobs, and from that I’ve had 3 no thanks replies, 2 who want me to sign up to [zb] recruitment agencies (and have been told to go forth and multiply) and the rest haven’t even taken the time to reply.The job market is screwed right now
dew, depending upon where we live you’re right. But there’s no harm in having the mindset of…“i’m not having this i’m off as soon as i get a chance” at least it makes it more bearable than…this is what i’ve got and i’m stuck with it". You can change your life and employment easily at anytime, not many people have the ■■■■■■■■ to do it. But its easier to do than complaining.
You’ve misunderstood me Mike, of course I say looking for something new is good, hence I’m doing it myself (Although away from transport for now), but the days of quitting a job at breakfast and having another by tea time are long gone.
Don’t be too quick to jump from one boat unless you have another to land on, or else you’ll only get wet.
Thanks for your advice chaps, i never quit until i get another its just the amount of drops in silly time frames plus the stupid places they send a 50ft truck to 
sweeper1gg:
Thanks for your advice chaps, i never quit until i get another its just the amount of drops in silly time frames plus the stupid places they send a 50ft truck to
“You want me to get this in there?”
dew:
All these people saying to tell them to stick it have clearly not had the pleasure of looking for a job recently, or they’d know how [zb] the market really is. In the past 3 weeks I’ve applied to over 25 jobs, and from that I’ve had 3 no thanks replies, 2 who want me to sign up to [zb] recruitment agencies (and have been told to go forth and multiply) and the rest haven’t even taken the time to reply.The job market is screwed right now
It does depend largely on where you are located.
A Bradford firm (who make and deliver their own product with their own fleet) has been
advertising recently for three Class 1 drivers and received little response from anyone suitable. Over 25, some experience, clean ticket and a dcpc seems to be too much to ask.
Radar19:
sweeper1gg:
Thanks for your advice chaps, i never quit until i get another its just the amount of drops in silly time frames plus the stupid places they send a 50ft truck to“You want me to get this in there?”
yep.
codge123:
nick172sport:
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nick172sport:
codge123:
Looking for class 1 drivers at the new morrisons depot at bury if your that ■■■■■■ off.wheres the depot
Radcliffe? (Wincanton 5yr contract?)
whats the money like if its anything like asda in rochdale forget it
From wincantons website
Due to continued expansion, exciting opportunities have arisen for experienced Class 1 Drivers, to join the team at the new Convenience Distribution Centre operated by Wincanton on behalf of Morrisons M Local.Reporting to Transport Team Managers, you will have substantial transport experience and knowledge and be able to provide excellent customer service to our customer. In return we offer competitive hourly rates of £8.59 per hour for a 45 hour week during 13 week probationary period, rising to £10.10 per hour after you have passed your probation period. Night premiums will also apply.
Pretty abysmal really
Abysmal? £10.10 sounds pretty good for full time work, especially in that area. Not sure about the “local” bit though, sound like little housg estate stores.
Mike-C:
nick172sport:
whats the money like if its anything like asda in rochdale forget itnick are you looking to move or just browsing ?
no mike moneys rubbish
Mike-C:
dew:
All these people saying to tell them to stick it have clearly not had the pleasure of looking for a job recently, or they’d know how [zb] the market really is. In the past 3 weeks I’ve applied to over 25 jobs, and from that I’ve had 3 no thanks replies, 2 who want me to sign up to [zb] recruitment agencies (and have been told to go forth and multiply) and the rest haven’t even taken the time to reply.The job market is screwed right now
dew, depending upon where we live you’re right. But there’s no harm in having the mindset of…“i’m not having this i’m off as soon as i get a chance” at least it makes it more bearable than…this is what i’ve got and i’m stuck with it". You can change your life and employment easily at anytime, not many people have the ■■■■■■■■ to do it. But its easier to do than complaining.
Never a truer word spoken
Radar19:
sweeper1gg:
Thanks for your advice chaps, i never quit until i get another its just the amount of drops in silly time frames plus the stupid places they send a 50ft truck to“You want me to get this in there?”
Aye lad, we’ve had bigger.
sayersy:
codge123:
nick172sport:
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nick172sport:
codge123:
Looking for class 1 drivers at the new morrisons depot at bury if your that ■■■■■■ off.wheres the depot
Radcliffe? (Wincanton 5yr contract?)
whats the money like if its anything like asda in rochdale forget it
From wincantons website
Due to continued expansion, exciting opportunities have arisen for experienced Class 1 Drivers, to join the team at the new Convenience Distribution Centre operated by Wincanton on behalf of Morrisons M Local.Reporting to Transport Team Managers, you will have substantial transport experience and knowledge and be able to provide excellent customer service to our customer. In return we offer competitive hourly rates of £8.59 per hour for a 45 hour week during 13 week probationary period, rising to £10.10 per hour after you have passed your probation period. Night premiums will also apply.
Pretty abysmal really
Abysmal? £10.10 sounds pretty good for full time work, especially in that area. Not sure about the “local” bit though, sound like little housg estate stores.
Yes, it is Morrisons Local stores - convenience stores. Job is mainly done on rigid and involves roll cages/tail lift. Access to most of them is decent though.
MisterStrood:
Yes, it is Morrisons Local stores - convenience stores. Job is mainly done on rigid and involves roll cages/tail lift. Access to most of them is decent though.
If it’s mainly class 2 work then £10.10 an hour is actually very good.
rob22888:
MisterStrood:
Yes, it is Morrisons Local stores - convenience stores. Job is mainly done on rigid and involves roll cages/tail lift. Access to most of them is decent though.If it’s mainly class 2 work then £10.10 an hour is actually very good.
Class2 is £8.16 on probation then £9.60 for 45 hrs
Change your job if you’re depressed, - look what it did to Robin Williams.
There will be even more choice in September…