Royal Mail's one-man competitor (it's a cyclist btw)

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  • daniel_b
    daniel_b Posts: 12,033
    Inspirational :D
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  • _Brun_
    _Brun_ Posts: 1,740
    £60-70 per day for a 12 hour shift. That's minimum wage.
  • good on them, have to say though the amount of mail they are shifting per person is rather low, at least compared the RM office I worked in. though the cyclist on his own while low isn't that bad. but a 12hr shift?

    some thing doesn't add up considering how small city postcodes are.
  • biondino
    biondino Posts: 5,990
    _Brun_ wrote:
    £60-70 per day for a 12 hour shift. That's minimum wage.

    All businesses have start up costs and low turnover in the initial stages. And if he CAN franchise the idea he could make many times that sitting on his ar5e.
  • biondino wrote:
    _Brun_ wrote:
    £60-70 per day for a 12 hour shift. That's minimum wage.

    All businesses have start up costs and low turnover in the initial stages. And if he CAN franchise the idea he could make many times that sitting on his ar5e.

    I don't think it would scale. if he's just delivering letters? and not charging for a fast delivery etc. then 12hrs to deliver 250 items is shocking,
  • LMAO that first scene where he jumps on his bike and cycles off- thats literally 3 mins walk from my house!
  • Flasheart
    Flasheart Posts: 1,278
    You walk places?? unheard of :roll:

    Saw this article at work. Good on him. :wink:
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  • tlw1
    tlw1 Posts: 22,185
    might be low pay - but I can't cycle during work time :(