I work for a delivery service provider on behalf of Amazon but is this even legal..?

fishybusiness

You don't do 70hr you do just do enough hours to kick in the top ups.

Incorrect and irrelevant. It's not about me, it is about those people that are really stuck, either not qualified or not able to do or get other work.

Choices are limited for some people, many people, and 'working for benefit top ups' is only part of the picture.

1886

You need to find a new job.

I've read many posts on line from couriers and this just echoes what most say. In fact I'm sure there's a huge thread on here about DPD. It does'nt seem to matter which company it is, they're all the same.

Is there an Ocado near you?
I drove for Ocado for three years, you do 5x8 hr shifts over seven days and I never had more than 22 drops. Van loaded for you, bonus scheme, pension, holiday, company shares, cycle to work scheme, staff discount, not self employed, clean, brand new vans etc. etc.