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Atishyou
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Most of the info is on here already in many of the threads.
The pay was on the advert to my knowledge for the trainee role and salary is £50500 but just agreed a 2.5% pay deal.
Training is a piece of string. Depends on your mentor, their jobs and what they sign and how quickly you pick it all up. Classroom training is about 10 weeks.
Unfortunately I don't know their routes.
The pay was on the advert to my knowledge for the trainee role and salary is £50500 but just agreed a 2.5% pay deal.
Training is a piece of string. Depends on your mentor, their jobs and what they sign and how quickly you pick it all up. Classroom training is about 10 weeks.
Unfortunately I don't know their routes.
Lenny_1986
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Do you have any information on the North West depots as I have applied for Warrington
Atishyou
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No it couldn't. Proper freight drivers learn the route and sign it.
Atishyou
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Crewe, Ince & Elton, Northwich, Warrington bank Quay and Warrington arpley are all official booking on points. Which of those are actually used, I don't know!
Lenny_1986
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Thank you
That doesn't stop it being true.... you would still need to sign the route, but it could be anywhere, any direction.
Atishyou
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You sign where the work is and where your depot goes.
I know some North East hub drivers sign Rotherham masborough, probably Carlisle and Millerhill aswell
Which could be anywhere...... don't really see where u are going with the argument
Atishyou
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Clearly you're a know-it-all. I'm out.
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