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Pertemps Bond
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Salary
£13.37 - £15.68 per hour
Description
Royal Mail are recruiting for multi-drop drivers and postal workers in Huntingdon on a temp to perm basis. They are looking for energetic and motivated people to come in and help support a busy depot in a fast paced work environment. £13.37ph - £15.68ph depending on hours and days worked Hours: 07:00 start - flexibility needed Days: Monday - Sunday shifts available 5 shifts required out of 7 per week including every Saturday Full time hours Weekly pay Requirements: Full UK Licence with less than 6 points Able to pass a DBS check successfully Able to operate vehicles safely and efficiently Physically Fit Able to meet delivery targets What you'll be doing: Drive the Royal Mail vans whilst adhering to health and safety procedures and UK road laws Deliver letters and parcels in a timely and friendly manner Sort letters depending on postcode correctly and efficiently Deliver great customer service when delivering If you meet these requirements and think you have what it takes please apply now and join a friendly team and flexible company.
Location
Huntingdon
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