Pizza Delivery Jobs

[Red_Sky]

Hi,

Recently, due to the economic recession I have lost my job as as apprentice electrician. for about 2 months i been looking for a job in my field but to no success....been thinking about doing pizza delivery casually. I would like to know whats the pay/experience like from other members here.

Any help appreciated

Thanks

[walesy]

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[nemesis_adrasteia]

Hi,

Recently, due to the economic recession I have lost my job as as apprentice electrician. for about 2 months i been looking for a job in my field but to no success....been thinking about doing pizza delivery casually. I would like to know whats the pay/experience like from other members here.

Any help appreciated

Thanks

if your gunna do pizza delivery, you should look for a buisness that supplies a car, if your using your ow car its going to cost you more

[Scooter79]

A mate of mine when we were at UNI nearly 10 years ago was a delivery driver for Pizza Hut and later for Pizza Haven. Some pay you per delivery. Something like $3.40 for each delivery you make. Others actually paid you an hourly rate. In both cases my mate had to use his own car.

[Steery]

My mate is 18 and gets paid $10 an hour and $3 per delivery for petrol.

[stocky]

dont work for pizza hut

[Jimmy2228]

My mate hates it, he works for Pizza Hut and he uses his own car. He gets paid like a $10 hourly rate but doesn't receive any money for petrol. Apparently they don't tax him and that's meant to cover the petrol costs.
But the running costs of your car such as tyres and maintenance will, in my mind, not make the job worth it at all.

[SMIT]

I do pizza deliveries i dont think i i will give it up, i worked for 3 joints. The one i'm now pays $14 an hour plus $1 a delivery + tips. With the 6 hours i did on friday (70km worth of driving/ 18 Deliveries) i made just over $140 it can be worth it if you find the right shop.