Hi just out of curiosity, I'm working for an Amazon sub contractor as an employee and I get 144£ fixed per shift. So

[Mcfaulder]

Hi just out of curiosity, I'm working for an Amazon sub contractor as an employee and I get 144£ fixed per shift. So even if I work 15 hours the money stays the same? Is anybody here on a similar rate?

[PpaulAce]

Drop trailer. Go solo park up and tell him to set relay on his personal phone

[Marions]

Why you don't say when cancel the shift you take same money

[Razvanex]

Why you don't say when cancel the shift you take same money

you are the boss?

[Mcfaulder]

Why you don't say when cancel the shift you take same money

you are the boss?

Nah he isn't but his business has similar conditions, hence why he is salty

[Marions]

Why you don't say when cancel the shift you take same money

you are the boss?

Nah he isn't but his business has similar conditions, hence why he is salty

I'm not but to be legal it is all about all say the minus but not the plus

[GGrattonx]

Why you don't say when cancel the shift you take same money

cancelled shifts are as rare as rocking horse sh** these days. Maxed out hours all the time now

[kacze_1925]

I’ll give you £145
Octavian Cucu is offering more

[Gantus04]

You are getting mugged off

[GGrattonx]

Yeah most of us

[448-eddumoto]

Sometimes shifts are 6-8 hours long so not bad

[GGrattonx]

Sometimes shifts are 6-8 hours long so not bad

when? Not in the last 6 months. More likely to do a 15 than one of those shifts

[Shazano]

All amazon AFP are similar rates

[Mcfaulder]

All amazon AFP are similar rates

thanks that's all I wanted to know.

[flowslow]

Yep, but not all are equals. Some have some bonuses as well and some are not worth working for them

[AshPlatinum]

£146.15 (38k pa)

[Flos_jimann]

This is why mostly only new drivers on AFP work. Look at the state of most of their trucks it tells you enough, try to find one AFP Actros without the back of the cab smashed in except NK22ZWG that I was driving

[micklett]

144÷15=9.60p/h (less than minimum wage on a 15 hour shift), theoretically over a week with 2x13 hour and 3x15hr shift it would average at £10.14p/h, also less than legal minimum wage, excuse my maths as I didn't do well at school, but that should be about there.

[lewjock6n]

144÷15=9.60p/h (less than minimum wage on a 15 hour shift), theoretically over a week with 2x13 hour and 3x15hr shift it would average at £10.14p/h, also less than legal minimum wage, excuse my maths as I didn't do well at school, but that should be about there.

is £144 gross or net? Do se know? As its big difference

[micklett]

144÷15=9.60p/h (less than minimum wage on a 15 hour shift), theoretically over a week with 2x13 hour and 3x15hr shift it would average at £10.14p/h, also less than legal minimum wage, excuse my maths as I didn't do well at school, but that should be about there.

is £144 gross or net? Do se know? As its big difference

that is true - but due to what was was said in the post ive taken it as gross on the average shift in most haulage firms being paid a basic rate are on flat rate of ~10 hours, if the percentage of tax and ni contributions are added ontop then if hes paid 10 hours in comparison a day it would be a rate in the region of £17.71p/h, if based on 12 hours a day it would take you a smidge below £15p/h, in afp economics it wouldn't be viable (so I'll go with it's an assumption)

[mcIdol]

144÷15=9.60p/h (less than minimum wage on a 15 hour shift), theoretically over a week with 2x13 hour and 3x15hr shift it would average at £10.14p/h, also less than legal minimum wage, excuse my maths as I didn't do well at school, but that should be about there.

is £144 gross or net? Do se know? As its big difference

that is true - but due to what was was said in the post ive taken it as gross on the average shift in most haulage firms being paid a basic rate are on flat rate of ~10 hours, if the percentage of tax and ni contributions are added ontop then if hes paid 10 hours in comparison a day it would be a rate in the region of £17.71p/h, if based on 12 hours a day it would take you a smidge below £15p/h, in afp economics it wouldn't be viable (so I'll go with it's an assumption)

There will be breaks during those shifts, so pay will be above minimum wage.

[Shazano]

144÷15=9.60p/h (less than minimum wage on a 15 hour shift), theoretically over a week with 2x13 hour and 3x15hr shift it would average at £10.14p/h, also less than legal minimum wage, excuse my maths as I didn't do well at school, but that should be about there.

is £144 gross or net? Do se know? As its big difference

that is true - but due to what was was said in the post ive taken it as gross on the average shift in most haulage firms being paid a basic rate are on flat rate of ~10 hours, if the percentage of tax and ni contributions are added ontop then if hes paid 10 hours in comparison a day it would be a rate in the region of £17.71p/h, if based on 12 hours a day it would take you a smidge below £15p/h, in afp economics it wouldn't be viable (so I'll go with it's an assumption)

144 is after tax

[walatime]

Amazon pay peanuts...

[IGNATROX]

If you not happy buy a truck or rent it then work for yourself and see how much you will earn the problem it’s not in AFP company’s but in Amazon rates if they not getting paid enough how you boss will paid good salary

[marius.glory]

If you not happy buy a truck or rent it then work for yourself and see how much you will earn the problem it’s not in AFP company’s but in Amazon rates if they not getting paid enough how you boss will paid good salary

How it's Amazon fault, when people's book the trips for that sheet payment/ mile ...after come here to complain how it's Amazon fault

[Ahltranet]

Minimum wage for over 23, is £10.42ph.
If you fall below that call the Acas helpline on 0300 123 1100 for help solving a payment dispute, or make a complaint about your employer direct to HMRC via an online complaint form.