We feel that the wages of £6 per hour with £1 per delivery is too little for the geography we have to deal with around guildford (Hills). We feel a £7 per hour and £1 per delivery wage would be much fairer considering other locations have this already. Please sign to show your support.
Deliveroo keeps ignoring our emails while they force us to haul orders up these Guildford hills for pennies. The management clearly thinks we are invisible but they will learn otherwise when their service grinds to a halt.
January 28, 2017
Deliveroo execs think they can ignore us while we climb these Guildford hills for pennies but this momentum proves they are wrong. They cannot keep dodging the facts now that this movement is finally gaining real speed.
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Romorio Tulloch
9 years ago
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Why should we do the same jobs as other people but because it's a different location you pay different that don't make sense, mostly like your profit in other areas are low so you take advantage of rider in areas outside London below minimum wage aswell
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Jordan Russell
9 years ago
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My mate (hass) works way too hard for me just £6. Often scraped by cars on his way to deliveries; for £6 it's not fair.
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Jack worboys
9 years ago
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Takes a lot out of the legs, I use recovery shakes to allow me to perform the following day's shifts and have to carefully plan eating throughout the day to maintain energy levels
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Barney
9 years ago
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It seems unfair that riders doing the same job are paid a higher wage in other areas of the country, especially considering the hilly roads that we have to tackle in Guildford, thank you
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Apparently there's a problem of some people not turning up to shifts so some extra pay might sort that one out and end up off-setting some of the extra cash spent on wages. Cheers £££
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Ollie Michell
9 years ago
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I work for Deliveroo and the hills can really affect the amount of deliveries you can do in a shift as a cyclist. With the extra £1 it would make a huge difference.
We feel that the wages of £6 per hour with £1 per delivery is too little for the geography we have to deal with around guildford (Hills). We feel a £7 per hour and £1 per delivery wage would be much fairer considering other locations have this already. Please sign to show your support.
Deliveroo keeps ignoring our emails while they force us to haul orders up these Guildford hills for pennies. The management clearly thinks we are invisible but they will learn otherwise when their service grinds to a halt.
January 28, 2017
Deliveroo execs think they can ignore us while we climb these Guildford hills for pennies but this momentum proves they are wrong. They cannot keep dodging the facts now that this movement is finally gaining real speed.
15 Comments
R
Romorio Tulloch
9 years ago
Featured
Why should we do the same jobs as other people but because it's a different location you pay different that don't make sense, mostly like your profit in other areas are low so you take advantage of rider in areas outside London below minimum wage aswell
J
Jordan Russell
9 years ago
Featured
My mate (hass) works way too hard for me just £6. Often scraped by cars on his way to deliveries; for £6 it's not fair.
J
Jack worboys
9 years ago
Featured
Takes a lot out of the legs, I use recovery shakes to allow me to perform the following day's shifts and have to carefully plan eating throughout the day to maintain energy levels
B
Barney
9 years ago
Featured
It seems unfair that riders doing the same job are paid a higher wage in other areas of the country, especially considering the hilly roads that we have to tackle in Guildford, thank you
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
Apparently there's a problem of some people not turning up to shifts so some extra pay might sort that one out and end up off-setting some of the extra cash spent on wages. Cheers £££
O
Ollie Michell
9 years ago
Featured
I work for Deliveroo and the hills can really affect the amount of deliveries you can do in a shift as a cyclist. With the extra £1 it would make a huge difference.
Why should we do the same jobs as other people but because it's a different location you pay different that don't make sense, mostly like your profit in other areas are low so you take advantage of rider in areas outside London below minimum wage aswell