i work in ireland and we have some subbies as we call them who deliver some of our pkgs .we have had them for a good number of years they work well..can you tell me off hand what holiday entitlements you have in the uk.i heard the uk got some extra this year..
cheers
OSP drivers work for a logistics firm under contract to UPS. They wear the same uniform and do the same job. Some centres in the U.K operate with some OSP drivers and some UPS employees.
Rumours were bouncing around when they first started that they were a complete shambles and I heard that the firm that runs the OSP's was paying out £100,000 per week on timed delivery fails and NDAs.
I've also heard that after time they are out performing the UPS drivers on service. I don't know what the future plans may be. We have no OSP drivers at my centre but my round borders with Northampton which is an ex Lynx site that runs 50% OSP.
I beleive UPS Germany has 50% OSP drivers throughout the country. What worries me is that they earn less than us full time UPS employees. It doesn't give the Union much to work on when negotiating for our wages.
Hit and miss out of Reading Depot. Some can be good and some are not.
They are more flexable than the normal UPS operations though, they ar etighter that a ducks @rse, but teh OSP's will always try and help out but are a pain in the bum!
OSP drivers work for a logistics firm under contract to UPS. They wear the same uniform and do the same job. Some centres in the U.K operate with some OSP drivers and some UPS employees.