AO.com
Become a Self-Employed Delivery Partner – Take Control of Your Journey!
Looking for flexibility, independence, and great earning potential? Join our network of self-employed delivery Drivers and start building your own business today.
What to Expect:
Self-Employed Freedom
- You’ll operate as an independent contractor, choosing your own working days,
Weekend Premiums
- Earn more by working Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays.
Customer Service Bonus
- Deliver excellent service and earn up to £55 extra per day, based on customer feedback.*
Performance-Based Rates
- The more routes you complete, the more you earn. Your rates grow with your experience.
Seasonal Incentives
- Enjoy additional financial rewards during peak periods.
Weekly Payments
- Fast onboarding, no monthly fees, and weekly payments directly to your account.
- We don’t work on a per-parcel basis. You’re paid for your route time at an agreed hourly rate, regardless of your deliveries on the day.
What We Provide:
- A fully insured van
- Fuel and maintenance
- 24/7 support
- Route planning and logistics assistance
Please note: As a self-employed contractor, you are responsible for your own tax and National Insurance contributions. You will operate under a contract for services and are not entitled to employee benefits such as holiday or sick pay.
A few things about you:
- A passion for customer service
- Age 21+ (for insurance purposes)
- A full UK driving licence with fewer than 6 points
- Ability to work with a Drivers Mate of your choice
Bonus payments are based on average route performance and customer satisfaction. Most crews achieve this on at least half of their routes. Route lengths may vary; average earnings are based on a 10-hour day.
To apply for this job please visit www.reed.co.uk.
Make this application stronger
Use these quick checks before applying so your CV, interview preparation and job search are better matched to this vacancy.
Before you apply
Check the key details and make sure the role matches what you are looking for.
- Review the job title, company, location, salary and working pattern if provided.
- Check the skills, experience or qualifications requested by the employer.
- Make sure the commute, hours and contract type are realistic for you.
Tailor your CV
For Engineering Jobs, highlight the most relevant skills, experience and achievements linked to this type of work. Keep it honest, clear and focused on what the employer is asking for.
Use the CV Builder or browse Career Advice.
Prepare for interview
If your application is successful, prepare simple examples that show your motivation, strengths and suitability.
Keep searching smarter
Do not rely on one application. Keep searching similar roles and set up alerts so new vacancies reach you faster.