u/Additional-Lion6969

Im sure it exists but can't think what it's called, layers of different fruits separated by pasta sheets with a baked egg custard on top

I've route trained 3 agency drivers this year two have left because they weren't getting enough hours. Whilst I'm on a guaranteed 48hour week (on a good rate but not the best I know)or alternatively I don't get overtime unless Ive done 48hours on shift in a week poa & rest paid.

The regular 60 hours (at £26.60 and hour based on what he claimed to be grossing a week)the second guy said he was going back to seems excessive especially as he was complaining he regular runs out of hours. Something our compliance guy had already picked him up on because he'd done extra shifts at the weekend elsewhere after doing 42 hours for us 2 weeks in a row. I appreciate Im working a sheltered life for less than I could get but easy work with no pressure to bend the rules. Just how bad is the real world?

Not complaining its a dead simple run, just curious.

Typically I go to a different depot each day. Then routing will stick me on the same run for a week or 6.

Hadn't thought anything of it until the shunter said what you again, as if it was odd to see the same drived same time every day for several weeks