In addition to the daily newspaper, numerous other products are distributed by the delivery staff. This includes letters and other addressed items, weekly newspapers and brochures.
Whether full-time, part-time or mini-job – the employment opportunities are flexible. The working hours depend on the distribution product and the type of employment. Both day and night work is possible. You tell us what you want and we try to find a job that matches your wishes. Individual flexibilization of work is often possible in delivery. Daily newspapers are distributed from Monday to Saturday in the early morning hours (until 6 a.m.). Letters are delivered on five weekday mornings. Free weekly newspapers/leaflets are usually distributed once or twice a week during the day. In full-time employment, all products are often distributed.
Punctual salary payments are a matter of course. It is particularly important for us to determine the correct working hours, which is carried out carefully at the end of the month. The number of hours and thus the earning potential depend on various factors, such as the type of employment, the number/weight of the respective product or district-specific conditions.
We won’t leave you out in the cold. Our workwear protects you from wind and weather. We also make your work easier with numerous aids such as trolleys, bicycles, flashlights and more. We also frequently provide our growing number of full-time delivery staff with company vehicles.
Our exclusive delivery information portal (ZIP) includes access to your delivery logs and an overview of change notifications. You can easily view your digital territory map online and can also view and download your working hours and invoices. Important information about your current route can also be called up live here.
When allocating delivery routes, we try to ensure that you are deployed close to your place of residence. This means you don’t have to travel far to work and can save a lot of time. In many areas, we have closed depots as the starting point for delivery tours, where the distribution products are prepared for sorting and collection, but where a chat with nice colleagues and a warm coffee are also waiting for you early in the morning.
Each delivery area has a personnel planner who is on hand to help and advise the delivery staff. Competent contact persons are also available at night. If you have any questions or problems, we will be happy to help you. For example, if you would like to increase or change your working hours, you can always contact the HR manager. We work together to find solutions that are acceptable to all parties and that also guarantee a proper delivery service for the client and recipient. Good communication is just as important to us as our claim that we do not leave our employees alone with their questions and delivery problems.
Applying to us is quick and uncomplicated. A detailed CV or a cover letter are not absolutely necessary. Just give us a call or answer a short questionnaire. We will get back to you within 48 hours at the latest and clarify everything else in a personal meeting.
The German language is a basic requirement for the job as a delivery person. After all, you communicate with colleagues on a daily basis. A solid knowledge of German is essential to ensure a smooth exchange and to convey information correctly. You should be able to understand written and verbal instructions and addresses.
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