LocationHALESOWEN, West Midlands
Hours5 Days
Wage £6.50 basic, £9.75 overtime.
Work PatternDays
EmployerJobsworth Limited
Closing Date26/02/2009
PensionNo details held
DurationTEMPORARY ONLY
Description
Jobsworth Recruitment Solutions are advertising this vacancy as a recruitment agency. Jobsworth are currently looking for LGV Class One Drivers. We need drivers to work in and around the Halesowen area. Each candidate needs to be hardworking and flexible, with a good attitude. You must hold a valid LGV Class One licence with no more than 6 pts and no DR10’s. Jobsworth Recruitment Solutions pay their LGV Class One drivers £6.50 per hour, £9.75 overtime.Full uniform and generous holiday entitlement is also provided. If you feel that you have the right skills to join the Jobsworth driving team; please call the number below and speak to Sam to arrange a same/next day interview.
How to apply
You can apply for this job by telephoning 0121 5506667 and asking for Halesowen Driving Team.
I phoned them up to check if the wages are correct, but before I asked they asked what job I was interested in, and I told them then they said “Are you happy to drive class 1 for £6.50 ph”
I said I thought their might of been an error on the JCP website but they said no this is the wage.
That’s well paid last week Beverley Recruitment were advertising for night fridge drivers, double manned for either two drops London, or two drops Bristol, the hours were start at 20.00 shift about 11 hours, £360 per week = £6.32 per hour for NIGHTS.
ok let’s turn this topic into the thread for the most ammusing wages I’m ■■■■ sure we can find a vacancy for a fiver an hour for class one and that will be a laugh ringing up takin the preverbial…
Mad dan:
ok let’s turn this topic into the thread for the most ammusing wages I’m ■■■■ sure we can find a vacancy for a fiver an hour for class one and that will be a laugh ringing up takin the preverbial…
…all you need do is check out the jobseekers website if you want to see the reality of present wages over half of them are “national minimum rates apply” that is less than £6 ph, and every one has hundreds of applicants.
Trouble is, when you’ve been out since Dec’ without any money coming in, [long story, but because of the way they work “eligibility” I don’t even get jobseekers allowance] jobs like this ARE attractive any money is better than nothing