Is the job of courier tiring?

In the express delivery industry, fines are imposed on complaints, delays, losses, wrong delivery and wrong receipt. Some regulations are difficult to operate: for example, the headquarters requires the collection rate to reach 94%, and fails to fine 2 yuan every day for each ticket. But the reality is that many customers who collect money don't want it, and people are not at home and can't be contacted. If you send 100 pieces a day, you may be fined 200 yuan.

Some express outlets said that Double Eleven didn't make money, but it was very risky, because one car after another was sent to outlets intensively. If there is not enough manpower to deliver the goods, there will be a serious backlog of express delivery, and there may be a situation of explosion and paralysis at any time, which is a huge disaster for the outlets-"the fine is enough for them, and some bosses just run away in this situation."

According to the background statistics of Huibo Talent Network, the average monthly income of couriers in our city in 20 15 years is about 5000-8000 yuan. Under normal circumstances, if the courier is skilled enough, he can complete nearly twice as much business as usual during the Double Eleven period, and the general income will increase by about1000-3,000 yuan.

Express delivery is a chore, compared with running errands. Master Yu, a 45-year-old courier company in Chongqing, is recognized as an out-and-out "Scud". A motorcycle and a basket go out at 7: 30 every morning and start a day's work. "I didn't have a high income when I first made a courier. Later, when I was ripe, my income slowly came up. In fact, all industries must take precautions. This is a practical process. " Master Yu said: "I was really busy during the Double Eleven period, but I made a lot of money. During the Double Eleven period last year, the income of 165438+ 10 and 65438+February both exceeded 10,000 yuan.