Doncaster jobs available with a starting salary of £21,000 - here's how to apply

Jobs are available and, depending on driving experience, people could start on a salary of £21,000 per year (£10.39 per hour). Plus, there are always opportunities for overtime to boost your earnings.

A spokesman said: “We want to give our customers great service and we can only do that by getting the right people in our team. You don’t need to be able to drive a bus yet, as our internationally recognised training will help you learn. You just need the right attitude and in return you’ll enjoy some of the great things that come from being part of our team.

"You won’t see any zero-hour contracts as our people deserve to know exactly what hours they will be working and how much they’ll be earning each week. You can work either full time, where you’ll be contracted to 39 hours per week, or if you're a current PCV holder, you can also choose to work part time. The choice is yours.”

They continued: “You won’t get bored staring at the same four walls in this job, as each day brings something new. Our driver teams are the heartbeat of the great towns and cities they serve, providing an essential service in helping to keep our customers moving. You’ll be meeting loads of new people and making a difference to their day.

“Our drivers love the atmosphere in the depot – a great team environment where colleagues become friends. Some employees have been with us for 25, 30 and even 40 years and really enjoy feeling part of one big family. And if you’re the ambitious type, it’s worth knowing that some of our most senior managers started off as drivers...

There is also a great range of other benefits: Up to 5 weeks holiday (plus Public Holidays); company pension; free bus travel for you and your family; £6 all-day train travel on GWR, SWR and other First train companies; high street discounts; smart uniform provided; staff buses for drivers on early and late shifts.”

The company is now recruiting again and have multiple opportunities available for qualified and trainee bus drivers.

For more information and to apply click here.

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