Sentence examples for right courier from inspiring English sources

The company's couriers use global-positioning-satellite (GPS) devices and hand-held computers to keep eCourier's computer system updated.Special report The physical internet Shining examples Manufacturing complexity Cargo cults Just-in-time lobsters Chain reactions Delivering the goods When the chain breaks Sources ReprintsThe key to the service is picking the right courier, says Mr Allason.

It could theoretically hitch its case to the supreme court labour rights battles involving courier firm CitySprint and Pimlico Plumbers, due to be heard next year.

Hermes said HMRC had confirmed in 2011 it was right to class its couriers as self-employed and said it is "committed to ensuring that our couriers receive earnings that are equivalent or higher than the national living wage".

The extent and importance of Venetian business correspondence may be gauged from the fact that in 1320 the king of Persia accorded its couriers the right of free passage throughout his domains.

This year, Maggie Dewhurst, the 30-year-old vice-president of the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), won her employment-rights case against the courier firm CitySprint, with the tribunal ruling that she should be classed as a worker rather than an independent contractor.

DPD said on Monday it would offer its 6,000 couriers the right to be classed as eitherworkers, an interim status that includes paid holiday, sick pay and access to a pension scheme with the possibility to still be paid per delivery, as a fully-fledged employee or to remain a self-employed franchisee.

But still, Sony seems like the right fit for a Courier-like device.

In future, it may be worth putting a sign on your front door pointing couriers in the right direction.

The deal comes after almost 200 Hermes couriers won the right to be recognised as "workers" at an employment tribunal last summer in a case backed by the GMB.

A second cycle courier has won the right to paid holidays and minimum pay in a ruling that could cause major upheaval in the gig economy.

The drop-box deal is nonexclusive, and other courier services will have the right to make pickups from the nation's 38,000 postal outlets.