Guys,
Is there any chance that I can get a full time position in collections side one day? I once asked my manager if he can offer me a full time job. His response was, we will never give a full time in collections instead we are decreasing to pt. We always have people coming from other office to cover some routes. So why not create a full time position from these vacant routes. I really do not understand!!
Regards.
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Collections And Network Drivers
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Stella102
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Re: Collections And Network Drivers
collections are mostly part time.
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llcoolh
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Re: Collections And Network Drivers
Every where its part time including deliveries, but with the delivery there is a big chance to get full time. Why not in collections, thats what I dont understand!Stella102 wrote:collections are mostly part time.
Thanks for the reply anyway.
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WornOutPosty
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Re: Collections And Network Drivers
Where are the jobs advertised that transport the mail from sorting offices / airports etc?
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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Collections And Network Drivers
Them jobs would come under logistics, if you work in an MC ask your local warehouse/distribution manager. You'd probably have to have at least a class 2 licence to apply for them anyway (think class 2 goes upto 7.5ton with class 1 being anything heavier)WornOutPosty wrote:Where are the jobs advertised that transport the mail from sorting offices / airports etc?