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Evri to create 10,000 jobs as hiring drive launched for parcel delivery firm
The parcel firm is offering flexible courier work, including 7,000 self-employed roles and 2,000 owner-driver posts, as it prepares for peak demand.
- Parcel delivery company Evri announced plans to recruit more than 10,000 people, with most new roles for self-employed couriers to support its growing network and prepare for peak-season demand.
- The Evri Group aims to become a 1.4 billion parcel business by 2030, and Chief Operating Officer Carl Lyon said investing in teams now prepares the firm for peak season and future growth.
- Under the company's new "no van, no problem" scheme, applicants do not necessarily need to own a van, while 2,000 owner-driver roles are open within Evri Premium, a network of DHL.
- Successful applicants can access benefits through a partnership with Onsi, including early pay and retail discounts, and eligible couriers receive support towards switching to an Electric vehicle.
- The recruitment drive follows the company's recent merger with DHL, and interested candidates can find further information and application details on the official Evri website.
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