Evri Group will deliver over 3,700 new workers with a focus on local courier roles, after data showed higher customer satisfaction towards those that did regular rounds and knew their towns well.
The parcel delivery firm said regular round holders also had the opportunity to convert to be a GMB union backed Evri Plus courier, which gives access to holiday pay, pension contributions and guaranteed minimum earnings.
In addition to courier positions, Evri Group is also hiring for self-employed driver roles, earning as much as £1,200 a week for experienced drivers, as well as opportunities within its warehouse and head office functions.
Evri pointed to recent data from comparison website Parcel2Go, which found Evri Drop-Off recorded the highest on-time delivery rate in 2025 of all carriers and ranked in the top three for customer satisfaction for international deliveries at 4.54 out of 5.
Gary Robinson, group director final mile at Evri Group, said: “We’re a global business that hasn’t forgotten its local roots and our customers tell us they appreciate the service given by regular community couriers that get to know their customers.
“We’re delivering a billion parcels now, but each one matters and as the highest ranked provider for on time deliveries in the UK, we’re committed to investing in creating the roles our customers want as we strive to keep offering higher standards of service that continually raise the bar.”
