On their website it says that they only have positions in doncaster and other places... but im sure they must have positions in sheffield but arent showing it on their website..

also has anyone worked as an indoor sorter? what is it like?

no one knows?

i'm not sure whether they have vacancies but if you get the chance to go for an interview, remember to bring your passport and National insurance number.

my mate went for a job, and anyone who didn't have it was sent home to trim the number of applicants.

i'm not sure whether they have vacancies but if you get the chance to go for an interview, remember to bring your passport and National insurance number.

my mate went for a job, and anyone who didn't have it was sent home to trim the number of applicants.
would you give a job to someone without an ni number though lol

course not!! but you can always come in and give it at a later date.

that's stupid, what if you have no passport ?

as for jobs, i've not seen any for sheffield on their site since last month

Royal mail are always looking at this time of year to cope with all the extra parcels!

my mate had a job at xmas and then got offered a perm role after the temp stuff. Try Adecco!

Royal mail are always looking at this time of year to cope with all the extra parcels!

but on their website it doesnt show any vacancies in sheffield and i think thats the only way to apply...

i'm not sure whether they have vacancies but if you get the chance to go for an interview, remember to bring your passport and National insurance number.

my mate went for a job, and anyone who didn't have it was sent home to trim the number of applicants.

you dont need an national insurance number to be able to work, thats just a myth.

They will have done all christmas recruiting now - I was offered a group assesement at 3:30pm a few weeks ago - shortly after, they sent a letter through saying they'd filled their needs up via the recruitment agencies, and no longer needed me - I could however still attend and be interviewed for the waiting list.

Needless to say, I imagine that at this time of year, they actually have a backlog of applicants, as they have to recruit themselves but prefer agency workers.

This is the third time they've offered me a job as well, the first two they then found out that the position was no longer vacant - and the second time was after they phoned me up out of the blue.

why is there still an advert on the jobcentre plus website?