Is the stock Counter job weekly pay? And is it really £8 an hour?
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Away for a day and a half for 4 hours pay is often an occurrence. £8.41 an hour and often management will dock wages for things such as going to the toilet, talking and also to bump their own wages. A very backwards operating company. Avoid at all costs
You will drive for 3 hours , unpaid, then you’ll get to the shop work for an hour then be forced to take a break then you’ll work for 4 hours in the most monotonous boring job ever then drive home for 3 hours , unpaid
In the midlands, Its £8 an hour for your first ten counts then you get a 35p payrise. Paid fortnightly. Youl be lucky if you earn £400 a fortnight and you need to spend a good chunk of that to eat and get to pick up points.
No it’s not
Fortnightly, pay starts at £8.50 but drivers earn more whilst driving. Also, a bonus scheme in place which could add UP TO an extra £2 an hour.
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It’s every two weeks so not weekly pay and it’s £8.50 start rate
No not weekly pay and it’s not a contract
Fortnightly and no
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