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In contrast, I know a couple of people that work for Otto directly (i.e. not for Otto owned companies like Hermes or MyToys) and their work environments are fan
by terhechte 13y ago
In contrast, I know a couple of people that work for Otto directly (i.e. not for Otto owned companies like Hermes or MyToys) and their work environments are fantastic. I also have friends in other big companies like Unilever, Mondelēz (former Kraft), and more, and based on what I am told, Otto offers the best working conditions.
Logistics companies are currently in a hard and cut throat market, and the only place where you can order and be kinda assured that the workers working conditions are o.k. is, I think, Deutsche Post. Doesn't make it right, but as explained above, some of Otto's other endeavours do indeed excel with very good working conditions.
- PythonicAlpha 13y agoThe working conditions of Deutsche Post are changing too. The base personal still is fairing very well, I think, but the parcel department DHL is more and more also working with sub-contractors. A similar model as Hermes is doing. But it must be said, that Hermes was one of those that started this race. So, it is legitimate I think to say, that DHL reacted on the move of Hermes, since the big companies are demanding the lowest prices and Hermes of course is ahead with its model against a Deutsche Post with guaranteed jobs, relatively high salaries and high costs for pensions.