TNT Post UK to expand workforce by 20%

TNT Post UK is to expand its workforce by a fifth, increase its regional presence and invest significantly in its operations by the end of the year. In 2010, the company will increase its workforce by 20%; an expansion which will take TNT Post’s staff to more than 1000 employees across the UK.

The company, which has recently been reaccredited by Investors in People, will introduce new roles across the business – from client managers to administrative and operational staff in the postal depots.

New roles will also be created across TNT Post’s national van fleet which is to be centralised to provide flexibility of coverage across the country.

These investments build on the company’s growth over the past six years since it began operations in the UK, handling 300m items in its first full year, to over 2.66bn items in 2009. In this time, TNT Post has opened a network of five regional offices covering Scotland, the North, the Midlands, London and the South East and the South West.

Building on the existing five regional offices and six depots, TNT Post is on the hunt for a central distribution hub, to help improve operational efficiency and further increase its capacity. This hub will handle billions of items a year. In addition it is looking to expand its Iver, Buckinghamshire, depot by 40,000 square feet later this year.

Further bolstering the regional coverage, TNT Post will be opening a new hub in Northern Ireland this autumn, following trials of its service over the last six months.

As well as investment in staff and facilities, over £3m is being invested this year in sorting and processing machinery, customer relationship management and new facilities, ensuring that all of TNT Post’s services are at the cutting edge.

Nick Wells, chief executive of TNT Post in the UK, said: “Our incredible growth is owed to the way we have continued to innovate the postal market – from hybrid mail services to our new next day delivery offering, FirstSort. It is this commitment to innovation, quality of service and intelligent account management which keeps UK organisations, both large and small, public and private, coming to TNT Post for a truly unique approach to postal services.”

“We are dedicated to continued growth and strength of service offering, which can only be realised by a fully liberated postal market; a position we hope to see come true through changes to the unfair VAT rules which will ensure a level playing field with Royal Mail.”

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