Postperson with Driving with Collection Duties

**Part time** **Delivery Postperson with Driving**

**Job reference: 276461**

**Location**:Enfield Delivery Office, EN1 1AA

**Contract**: Fixed Term

**Hours**: 27:30 hours

**Shift**:Between 08:30am and 14:30pm, _5 days per week (Monday - Saturday_)

**Hourly Rate**:£12.87 (aged 18+). £10.01 (aged 17), plus an additional £5.83 per hour Sunday premium, a weekly supplement of £26.61 (pro rata) and in some locations an area allowance is payable.

Royal Mail is one of the UK’s best-loved brands. Every day, we’re bringing letters and parcels to people around the country; something that communities across the UK rely on. We are 150,000 strong with 500 years of history, and we wear our badge with pride. Now, we want you to wear it too.

**About the role**

From scorching summer days to the depths of winter, our postal workers play a vital role, delivering the mail. It’s a physically demanding job - but it’s one the nation relies on. Here, you will:

- Work part-time hours between the hours of 08:30am and 14:30pm
- Cover periods of leave for a fixed number of routes (so you’ll need to be a bit flexible)
- Sort the mail for your route
- Check your vehicle and join a colleague for your round
- You will need to be flexible to cover our Collection duties as and when required which involves collections from mail boxes, post offices and business customers
- You will use a hand-held computer device to capture customer signatures

**About you**
- Upbeat and self-motivated: _You’ll be happy working solo as well as part of a team._
- Love of the outdoors: _From rural farms to city apartments, corner shops to business parks, whatever the weather (and, this being Britain, it can get quite extreme) we’re there, six days a week. That means you’ll need to be happy being out and about._
- Good level of fitness: _There’s up to six hours per day of walking, so you should relish a role that keeps you fit._
- Excellent organisation: _You will need to be able to plan your round and make sure you complete all your deliveries in good time._
- Resilience: _You will be able to work under pressure and with the public, acting as a friendly face that people know and trust._
- Flexibility: _You will be working in different areas covering your colleagues’ holidays, so you might need to adjust your working hours to match your round._

**Driving licence requirements**

A full UK manual driving licence (in your current UK address), with no more than six penalty points is essential, but a clean licence is preferred. Please note you will be required to show this at assessment.

**About us**

We’re more than a household name. Using technology and logistics, we’re delivering a ‘one-price-goes-anywhere’, universal postal service to more than 29 million addresses across the UK - everything from birthday presents to exam results. This means you’ll make a difference to people’s lives, every day.

Our postal workers are part of the community. We don’t just deliver post: we deliver a promise. No matter the location, we make it to that doorstep - and we make our customers smile. It might seem like a little thing but, together, we have a big impact.

**Pay**

We offer an industry-leading pay and benefits package

Age 17 £10.01 + 6 months +12 months
Age 18 £12.87 £13.58 £14.30

**Other benefits include**:

- Holiday entitlement starts at 22.5 days on entry rising with length of service (pro-rata)
- Contributory Pension Scheme
- Excellent career development opportunities
- Full uniform provided
- Excellent maternity / paternity leave policy
- Cycle2work scheme*
- Many varied corporate discounts* e.g. lifestyle discounts to include high street vouchers, travel & attraction discounts for family days out, fashion, gifts and health & wellbeing to include discount on beauty products and gym membership
- restrictions may apply

**Shift patterns**
- Part time 27:30 hours per week
- Working between the hours of 08:30am and 14:30pm
- _Five days across Monday to Saturday_
- _One day off during the week (rotational day off)_

**What happens next?