New KFC delivery partner DHL does not deliver [Merged]

DHL have done more for the prevention of child obesity in one week than Jamie Oliver has done in ten years!

Working for a brand new site in Rugby

HGV Class 2 Driver
Location: Rugby
Salary: £13.50 PAYE, £15.00 LTD
Weekend pay - £16.00 PAYE, £18.00 LTD
Hours: VARIOUS START TIMES AVAILABLE
Basis: Ongoing work

Day to Day duties will include the following:

  • Driving a HGV Class 2 across the UK
  • Delivering and unloading goods to stores
  • Completing delivery paperwork as required
  • Completing daily vehicle checks
  • Ensuring that all deliveries are done on time and in full
  • Involves handballing
  • 10 - 12 drops per day

As a person you will need the following qualities and experience:

  • Licenced to drive a Category C2 vehicle (Essential)
  • Possess a valid Driver CPC and Digital Tachograph Card (Essential)
  • No more than 3 penalty points (Essential)
  • Newly passed drivers are accepted but ideally at least 3 months experience
  • No DR10 or IS10 on licence
  • Positive attitude (Essential)
  • Able to work on own initiative (Essential)
  • Numerate & Literate (Essential)
  • Must be flexible in approach to working hours as start times may vary

All the chicken you can carry smells it bit but still tastes like chicken…don’t all rush :unamused: :unamused:

Just the latest on this farce…It seems that the warehouse wasnt registered with the local council, it also has to comply with the Legalities for storage of food, temperatures, out of date stuff and storing and handling, the council only received the Application ( not planning but registration ) yesterday, and they are giving it the go ahead from today for the registration and the rest they will do as and when, so it looks like KFC will be re-stocked by the weekend.
NOTE: They are also going to pay all the lost revenue, all the lost wages, and re-instate any workers dismissed over this debarcle, and will give all members of the public, who have lost weight this past week, double portions to make up for it. btw, from the word NOTE, this is of course not true, but a light hearted look on things. :smiley:

OLDSALVO:
Working for a brand new site in Rugby

HGV Class 2 Driver
Location: Rugby
Salary: £13.50 PAYE, £15.00 LTD
Weekend pay - £16.00 PAYE, £18.00 LTD
Hours: VARIOUS START TIMES AVAILABLE
Basis: Ongoing work

Day to Day duties will include the following:

  • Driving a HGV Class 2 across the UK
  • Delivering and unloading goods to stores
  • Completing delivery paperwork as required
  • Completing daily vehicle checks
  • Ensuring that all deliveries are done on time and in full
  • Involves handballing
  • 10 - 12 drops per day

As a person you will need the following qualities and experience:

  • Licenced to drive a Category C2 vehicle (Essential)
  • Possess a valid Driver CPC and Digital Tachograph Card (Essential)
  • No more than 3 penalty points (Essential)
  • Newly passed drivers are accepted but ideally at least 3 months experience
  • No DR10 or IS10 on licence
  • Positive attitude (Essential)
  • Able to work on own initiative (Essential)
  • Numerate & Literate (Essential)
  • Must be flexible in approach to working hours as start times may vary

All the chicken you can carry smells it bit but still tastes like chicken…don’t all rush :unamused: :unamused:

32k a year for class 2 work if you don’t mind a bit of graft…and I’m pretty sure you would get taken on full time after 12 weeks on agency
Who said that DHL don’t pay well.

peirre:

neilp1982:
DHL, Delivers Hours Late… or not at all in this case lol.

Day (and a) Half Late

Or when it was on the parcels:
Drop Hit (and) Loose it

Duey, Huey, and Lois? :smiley:

well folks…our dhl depot has been asked for volunteers to work a weekend shift at Rugby! me and my mate will be doing a shift this saturday,it’s paying good money,and it’ll be a new experience for both of us,i’m sure :laughing:
i’ll let you know how we got on…

carryfast-yeti:
well folks…our dhl depot has been asked for volunteers to work a weekend shift at Rugby! me and my mate will be doing a shift this saturday,it’s paying good money,and it’ll be a new experience for both of us,i’m sure :laughing:
i’ll let you know how we got on…

Well sorted for a pack up too :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

xichrisxi:

OLDSALVO:
Working for a brand new site in Rugby

HGV Class 2 Driver
Location: Rugby
Salary: £13.50 PAYE, £15.00 LTD
Weekend pay - £16.00 PAYE, £18.00 LTD
Hours: VARIOUS START TIMES AVAILABLE
Basis: Ongoing work

Day to Day duties will include the following:

  • Driving a HGV Class 2 across the UK
  • Delivering and unloading goods to stores
  • Completing delivery paperwork as required
  • Completing daily vehicle checks
  • Ensuring that all deliveries are done on time and in full
  • Involves handballing
  • 10 - 12 drops per day

As a person you will need the following qualities and experience:

  • Licenced to drive a Category C2 vehicle (Essential)
  • Possess a valid Driver CPC and Digital Tachograph Card (Essential)
  • No more than 3 penalty points (Essential)
  • Newly passed drivers are accepted but ideally at least 3 months experience
  • No DR10 or IS10 on licence
  • Positive attitude (Essential)
  • Able to work on own initiative (Essential)
  • Numerate & Literate (Essential)
  • Must be flexible in approach to working hours as start times may vary

All the chicken you can carry smells it bit but still tastes like chicken…don’t all rush :unamused: :unamused:

32k a year for class 2 work if you don’t mind a bit of graft…and I’m pretty sure you would get taken on full time after 12 weeks on agency
Who said that DHL don’t pay well.

But would they be paying that rate if they weren’t deeply in the brown smelly stuff?

Mazzer2:

xichrisxi:

OLDSALVO:
Working for a brand new site in Rugby

HGV Class 2 Driver
Location: Rugby
Salary: £13.50 PAYE, £15.00 LTD
Weekend pay - £16.00 PAYE, £18.00 LTD
Hours: VARIOUS START TIMES AVAILABLE
Basis: Ongoing work

Day to Day duties will include the following:

  • Driving a HGV Class 2 across the UK
  • Delivering and unloading goods to stores
  • Completing delivery paperwork as required
  • Completing daily vehicle checks
  • Ensuring that all deliveries are done on time and in full
  • Involves handballing
  • 10 - 12 drops per day

As a person you will need the following qualities and experience:

  • Licenced to drive a Category C2 vehicle (Essential)
  • Possess a valid Driver CPC and Digital Tachograph Card (Essential)
  • No more than 3 penalty points (Essential)
  • Newly passed drivers are accepted but ideally at least 3 months experience
  • No DR10 or IS10 on licence
  • Positive attitude (Essential)
  • Able to work on own initiative (Essential)
  • Numerate & Literate (Essential)
  • Must be flexible in approach to working hours as start times may vary

All the chicken you can carry smells it bit but still tastes like chicken…don’t all rush :unamused: :unamused:

32k a year for class 2 work if you don’t mind a bit of graft…and I’m pretty sure you would get taken on full time after 12 weeks on agency
Who said that DHL don’t pay well.

But would they be paying that rate if they weren’t deeply in the brown smelly stuff?

Good question.
Quit a full time job today.
Good dosh for a few weeks, then the offer of a “newly negotiated package, but full time” at less money??
Only guessing of course.

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All this KFC and DHL stuff is fake news. When our local manager went to the KFC today, he found a DHL card, apparently the item(s) were too big for the letterbox so some have been left with neighbours (Wimpy and McDonalds), some have been left down the passage, behind the gate and in the bins.

All KFC staff need to do is look through the Pizza, Chinese, Indian menus stuffed through their letterbox to find the DHL non delivery card.

Mazzer2:

xichrisxi:

OLDSALVO:
Working for a brand new site in Rugby

HGV Class 2 Driver
Location: Rugby
Salary: £13.50 PAYE, £15.00 LTD
Weekend pay - £16.00 PAYE, £18.00 LTD
Hours: VARIOUS START TIMES AVAILABLE
Basis: Ongoing work

Day to Day duties will include the following:

  • Driving a HGV Class 2 across the UK
  • Delivering and unloading goods to stores
  • Completing delivery paperwork as required
  • Completing daily vehicle checks
  • Ensuring that all deliveries are done on time and in full
  • Involves handballing
  • 10 - 12 drops per day

As a person you will need the following qualities and experience:

  • Licenced to drive a Category C2 vehicle (Essential)
  • Possess a valid Driver CPC and Digital Tachograph Card (Essential)
  • No more than 3 penalty points (Essential)
  • Newly passed drivers are accepted but ideally at least 3 months experience
  • No DR10 or IS10 on licence
  • Positive attitude (Essential)
  • Able to work on own initiative (Essential)
  • Numerate & Literate (Essential)
  • Must be flexible in approach to working hours as start times may vary

All the chicken you can carry smells it bit but still tastes like chicken…don’t all rush :unamused: :unamused:

32k a year for class 2 work if you don’t mind a bit of graft…and I’m pretty sure you would get taken on full time after 12 weeks on agency
Who said that DHL don’t pay well.

But would they be paying that rate if they weren’t deeply in the brown smelly stuff?

Yes,they have paid our class 2 drivers that for years.

xichrisxi:

Mazzer2:

xichrisxi:

OLDSALVO:
Working for a brand new site in Rugby

HGV Class 2 Driver
Location: Rugby
Salary: £13.50 PAYE, £15.00 LTD
Weekend pay - £16.00 PAYE, £18.00 LTD
Hours: VARIOUS START TIMES AVAILABLE
Basis: Ongoing work

Day to Day duties will include the following:

  • Driving a HGV Class 2 across the UK
  • Delivering and unloading goods to stores
  • Completing delivery paperwork as required
  • Completing daily vehicle checks
  • Ensuring that all deliveries are done on time and in full
  • Involves handballing
  • 10 - 12 drops per day

As a person you will need the following qualities and experience:

  • Licenced to drive a Category C2 vehicle (Essential)
  • Possess a valid Driver CPC and Digital Tachograph Card (Essential)
  • No more than 3 penalty points (Essential)
  • Newly passed drivers are accepted but ideally at least 3 months experience
  • No DR10 or IS10 on licence
  • Positive attitude (Essential)
  • Able to work on own initiative (Essential)
  • Numerate & Literate (Essential)
  • Must be flexible in approach to working hours as start times may vary

All the chicken you can carry smells it bit but still tastes like chicken…don’t all rush :unamused: :unamused:

32k a year for class 2 work if you don’t mind a bit of graft…and I’m pretty sure you would get taken on full time after 12 weeks on agency
Who said that DHL don’t pay well.

But would they be paying that rate if they weren’t deeply in the brown smelly stuff?

Yes,they have paid our class 2 drivers that for years.

Would love to see a copy of a payslip!!! (If they actually exist of course :laughing: :laughing: )
So WTF do they pay their CE drivers ■■ :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :open_mouth:

Food service Class 2 jobs for the big boys have always been pretty well paid from what I have seen. Here up north you can work direct for Brakes/Bidvest/K&N etc. and easily earn around £28k or so, so the wages posted here for agency in the midlands are believable.

It’s not unheard of for the rigid drivers to be on more than the C+E trunkers in some of these sort of set ups. Let’s face it, a guy who is good at multidrop food service is more valuable than a ten a penny trunker driver.

rob22888:
Food service Class 2 jobs for the big boys have always been pretty well paid from what I have seen. Here up north you can work direct for Brakes/Bidvest/K&N etc. and easily earn around £28k or so, so the wages posted here for agency in the midlands are believable.

It’s not unheard of for the rigid drivers to be on more than the C+E trunkers in some of these sort of set ups. Let’s face it, a guy who is good at multidrop food service is more valuable than a ten a penny trunker driver.

Not quite 32K as has been quoted above your post

pierrot 14:
Would love to see a copy of a payslip!!! (If they actually exist of course :laughing: :laughing: )
So WTF do they pay their CE drivers ■■ :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :open_mouth:

Believe me or don’t,it’s true…whether you think I’m lying or not is not my concern.

xichrisxi:

pierrot 14:
Would love to see a copy of a payslip!!! (If they actually exist of course :laughing: :laughing: )
So WTF do they pay their CE drivers ■■ :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :open_mouth:

Believe me or don’t,it’s true…whether you think I’m lying or not is not my concern.

Well hopefully there are lots of vacancies there !!!

rob22888:
It’s not unheard of for the rigid drivers to be on more than the C+E trunkers in some of these sort of set ups. Let’s face it, a guy who is good at multidrop food service is more valuable than a ten a penny trunker driver.

If it’s like at our place, they’ll bloody earn it!

Oh, and lay off the trunkers! :wink:

well,my shift at KFC,Rugby didn’t happen :astonished: our Chief asked them to clarify start times and approx finish times,for the 3 of us who were going there today.as it was our 6th shift of the week,our bod didn’t want to risk any infringements,or being stuck out…but they didn’t get back to us,so our Chief said ■■■■ 'em.

Haha made me chuckle this