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176. Coffee Culture In 2018 October 10, 2018 Like most cultures, java culture is no different indeed. A group of people brought together by a common interest. What better location than a coffee shop. It attracts in certain ways, so many like-minded folks, and in other ways such a number. From teachers to housewives, teachers. Hundreds of years back, they have been popular meeting places for musicians. A few decades back, Wine Masters were popping up everywhere, and now the latest trend seems to be becoming a Barrister. We were lucky enough to have the ability to interview Winston, one of the top up and coming Barristers in the nation. ... (read more) Author: Anish Sah

177. Colossal Congestion Returns: How to Deal with September's Traffic Influx October 10, 2018 If you’re an owner driver, a long-standing and seemingly unavoidable issue is traffic congestion. Statistics from the Texas A&M Transportation Institute confirm that rush-hour commuters in the United States lose an average or 42 hours each week due to road delays, and it probably isn’t a lot different in the UK. Understandably, the worst of these delays occur when September arrives and the school traffic dominates the roads once again (this can be particularly frustrating after you’ve enjoyed two peaceful months on quieter roads over the summer period). This article will provide yo... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

178. Get the Show on the Road at the Model HGV Show September 28, 2018 October is a month for indulging in the things you loved as a child. Pretending to be someone you are not and dressing up in costume, stepping on crisp leaves just to hear the satisfying crunch, indulging in sweets and using Halloween as an excuse… and playing with toys. The annual Heavy Equipment Model (HEM) show, held at the end of this whimsical month in Turf Moor, Lancashire, will appeal to hauliers who are kids at heart. Whether you have loved miniatures since you were a child playing with model trains or you just happen to have delivery work in the area and are looking for something... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

179. Connectivity Improvements Planned for the Heart of England September 27, 2018 For those working in the transport industry, good infrastructure and access are absolutely crucial. Poor connections between towns mean drivers have to navigate confusing country lanes on long journeys, which costs time and money. Good connections, on the other hand, decrease travel times, fuel costs and driver stress. This is especially important for those managing a courier network, where the unpredictability and costs associated with poor links can create a logistical nightmare. Happily, the UK government appears to be realising the issues this presents and are pushing ahead with impr... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

180. Expanding Your Courier Business: Medical Specimen Delivery September 26, 2018 For delivery businesses looking to maximise profits by specialising in a niche market, medical specimen delivery can be one of most lucrative. It’s not simply a matter of taking out a paint pot and adding an adjunct to the side of the van, however, because the logistics of this kind of courier work require some very specific skills and knowledge. While many of the safety aspects of keeping critical medical specimens safe are taken care of during their packaging, if you’re considering taking on this kind of courier work you’ll need to undertake some specialised training and acquire some s... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

181. The Act of Exiting the EU with Ease September 19, 2018 With Brexit fast approaching, workers in every sector of the economy are starting to ask what will happen in the aftermath. The uncertainty is especially bad for anyone doing haulage work. The job can be stressful enough already, with its long and irregular hours and the last thing drivers need on top of that is doubt – especially when so many UK hauliers need frequent easy access to the Continent to get the job done. But don’t panic. While much is still up in the air about leaving the EU, moves are being made to protect businesses and workers. The Haulage Permits and Trailer Registration... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

182. Solar Saviours: DHL's Mission 2050: Zero Emissions September 19, 2018 As all haulage companies know, it can be tough to meet high environmental standards and still turn a profit. Margins can be tight at the best of times, and too much regulation can risk pushing you into the red. But going green doesn’t have to be a struggle. In fact, firms can have a positive public impact without sacrificing the bottom-line. As DHL is showing with its Mission 2050, the best businesses treat environmental standards as opportunities to innovate and improve. Mission 2050 DHL is one of the world’s best known haulage companies – it’s practically a household name. ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

183. DNDP: Providing Flexible Courier Work in Scotland September 19, 2018 People who suffer from long-term health problems or disabilities often have a difficult time finding jobs that can be adapted to suit their everyday needs. Thankfully, the Scottish company DNDP have been working towards changing this, and making courier work more flexible and accessible for disabled drivers. What They Do DNDP have been building their company for over two years, and since then have helped more than 50 people move into either employment or self-employment. By giving their drivers flexible shifts, this has meant that employees can balance their courier work with the tim... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

184. Hydro-Genius: Have We Found A Potential Courier Emissions Solution? September 17, 2018 Reducing carbon emissions is a difficult business, particularly in the courier industry where driving long distances on the roads is a given. Several new solutions are being tried and tested, but hydrogen is one of the most recent alternatives to be put forward. Could this be the answer to reducing fossil fuel consumption? The Future of Fuel As yet, there are no vehicles powered solely by this chemical element that are commercially available, but manufacturers are looking towards producing them in the near future. At the moment, hybrids are being used, which combine compressed hydrog... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

185. Medical Billing Opportunities in America September 17, 2018 Use a health website made to help doctors find jobs. You may also look for a job in a particular state, city or region. Great jobs could possibly be difficult to come by, especially in case you own a felony conviction on your record. Medical office assistant jobs are among the hot job options amongst the many chances in the health care field. The first consideration to figure out when you're taking a look at job opportunities, is whether it is a contract or employment being supplied. They exist for individuals with a variety of backgrounds. The healthcare opportunities will be quite so pl... (read more) Author: santosh guptha

186. Safety First: Why AEB is a Courier Game-Changer September 17, 2018 Courier work can be a dangerous business, and accidents on the roads are still happening frequently despite efforts to increase the safety of newly manufactured vehicles and the roads themselves. However, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has started installing Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB), and it could be a game-changer. Starting a Trend If you are a delivery driver and have had dangerous experiences on the road, or know of a close friend or colleague who has, you will understand the effects that road accidents can have on someone’s life. With courier work, risks are somewhat inc... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

187. The Earned Recognition Scheme and How it Can Make Haulage Jobs Safer September 14, 2018 News of the new DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency) Earned Recognition Scheme is rapidly spreading within the industry and, with confidence in the scheme high, if you consider yourself a responsible vehicle operator it’s definitely worth getting involved. What is it? The scheme is a way to support and maintain a safe road transport industry. The DVSA, alongside enforcement agencies, has been targeting hazardous and irresponsible HGV drivers in order to limit the amount of accidents that occur. High-risk drivers, if caught out, may have their licences withdrawn, consequently m... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

188. Lucky in Leeds: How the Council are Helping the Haulage Industry September 14, 2018 Leeds City Council is making moves to help out those working in the haulage industry by re-working a few regulations and encouraging governmental support. To begin with, the fee for non-Euro-6 HGV’s entering the city’s Clean Air Zone is being reduced from £100 to £50. Drivers will welcome the chance to save a bit of cash and make their haulage jobs in the area more profitable and this reduction in fees is the first of several suggested changes. Read on for more. Long-awaited Support As well as reducing the fee, the council plans to scale back the charging zone boundary. This will me... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

189. Driver Dilemmas: To Diesel or Not to Diesel September 13, 2018 The registration of diesel cars dropped by a third in the first six months of 2018. It appears that many drivers are moving away from diesel vehicles and opting for alternative fuels, in the wake of increased environmental campaigns and government measures that make those vehicles less appealing to fleet operators. In this article, we look at the pros and cons of diesel and consider whether now is the time to go green. Diesel Difficulties Although, in the past, diesel has been promoted, this government has been discouraging its use by raising the BiK surcharge from 3% to 4%. This co... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

190. Creatures Calling - Animal Used as Couriers Through History September 13, 2018 courier jobs in the express freight exchange industry. Over 5,400 member companies are networked together through the Exchange to fill empty capacity, get new clients and form long-lasting business relationships. ">courier jobs in the express freight exchange industry. Over 5,400 member companies are networked together through the Exchange to fill empty capacity, get new clients and form long-lasting business relationships. ">Nowadays, a courier job can be completed in a matter of hours, and there are countless letters and parcels that are delivered every day all around the world. However, it ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

191. Creatures Calling: Animal Used as Couriers Through History September 13, 2018 Nowadays, a courier job can be completed in a matter of hours, and there are countless letters and parcels that are delivered every day all around the world. However, it hasn’t always been so easy. In the past, animals were often used to send goods from one place to another, but it didn’t always go quite as planned. Read on to discover which animals have been used for delivery work throughout history, and whether or not they are still deemed useful today. Saddle Up Perhaps some of the first recorded animals used for deliveries were horses. From as early as the thirteenth century, a m... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

192. Is Two-Hour Delivery in the Cards for Your Business? September 13, 2018 There is little doubt that the courier industry is flourishing and that this is a great time to own a logistics company. With the rapid increase in online retail and the rising demand for two-day and same-day deliveries, retailers are demanding more from delivery companies, who are in turn benefitting from the increased influx of work. The Figures More stores are promising to fulfil orders in a short period of time and the number of retailers offering this is set to increase, with insiders estimating that 40% of delivery companies will offer a two-hour service in the next ten years. ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

193. Why a Courier Career Could Mean a Bright Future September 13, 2018 Choosing a career, whether you’re leaving school or simply fancy a change of direction, can be a minefield, but you could do a lot worse than entering a courier career, especially in today’s economic climate. Perhaps you already work in the business and are familiar with the irregular hours and constant ‘on the road’ lifestyle. If this is the case then you will be pleased to know that the industry you’ve chosen is flourishing and the future is particularly bright. Demand is continuing to increase year on year, with the number of parcels travelling across our country predicted to grow by a... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

194. Courier Work and Mental Health: Beating the Stigma September 13, 2018 Society has come a long way in terms of how well we talk about and deal with mental health problems. But there’s still a long way to go, and too many people suffer in silence. What’s more, many factors can make the problem even worse for those doing courier work. Read on to find out how you or your colleagues may be at risk, and how to beat the stigma in a healthy and positive way. Mental Health in the Industry It’s easy enough to speak of mental health issues in the industry, but what evidence is there? A lot, as it turns out. Informed observers agree that psychological issues are... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

195. Couriers Who Care: How Eagle is Saving the Eagles September 13, 2018 Courier work can be challenging, with long hours spent on the road transporting goods back and forth. Sometimes, though, a job comes along with a bit of a twist – an interesting story, something outside the ordinary. Bathgate-based Eagle Couriers, Scotland’s leading courier firm, are working on one such job right now. They’re used to moving goods for consumers and businesses, but over the past year or so they’ve taken on some very unusual cargo: deceased birds of prey. Read on for more on how one business delivered over 40 specimens in the past year. The Project Let’s get the... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

196. How a Driver Network Can Help you Collaborate and Grow your Business August 29, 2018 It’s no secret that the driving industry can be a tough one. Couriers face tight margins, shrinking profits, changing regulations and much more. And all this is on top of the hurdles faced by every small business – things like brand recognition, competitiveness, reliability and so on. Given all these pressures, carriers need all the help they can get. One solution is to consider signing up to a driver network to take your business to the next stage. Read on for more on how freight platforms can help you. Creating Availability Courier businesses, like all businesses, need to b... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

197. Don’t Get Caught Short! 2018 Road Law Changes You Need to Know August 29, 2018 While changes to driving laws can be a pain for everyone, they can be downright devastating to anyone who makes their living from a courier job. For paid drivers, points on your licence and fines aren’t just a nuisance: they can be the end of a livelihood. In this article, we’ll help keep you on the right side of the law by listing some of the most significant changes to road law introduced in 2018. You should remember to keep checking back and talking to other drivers, though. Road laws change frequently, and ignorance is no defence. With this in mind, then, be sure to remember the... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

198. Tips and Tricks for Dealing with Online Customer Reviews August 24, 2018 When a courier job goes wrong, you’ll find that the customer often has something to say about it. Although the internet can be the perfect place to scrutinise, insult, and even ruin a business, it is also a platform that portrays the best of its attributes. Here’s how to maximise the positives and avoid online embarrassment. Don’t Ignore It Actively responding to online negativity about your business is the best way to resolve it. The complaining customers will seldom expect a reply, so it will already act as a sign that your company is keen to help and improve the delivery experien... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

199. How New Technology Can Help Achieve First-Time Deliveries August 22, 2018 Efficiency is paramount for a courier company, and in order to maximise potential profits, successful first-time deliveries need to be happening regularly. Read on to find out how you can achieve this and ultimately make your company smarter and stronger. What Am I Doing Wrong? Hopefully you aren’t doing anything wrong yet! The question is, how can you make what you are doing better and more efficient? The first step is learning to accept and trust the new technologies that are becoming increasingly popular for delivery work. Companies are constantly looking for the latest device tha... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

200. The Appeal of the Wheel: What's to Love About Being a Trucker? August 21, 2018 These days, too many people are stuck in dead-end jobs that will inevitably take them nowhere and always leave them wanting more. With delivery work, it’s a whole different story. Driving through the landscape with just yourself for company may sound ideal for some, but are you someone that can appreciate, or indeed live, the trucker lifestyle? The Benefits When discussing a job prospect, some of the first things people are keen to find out about are the security and the money. It may come as a surprise to some, but truckers can often find very secure work with decent pay. Hours are ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

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