When picking up the package, should I hand it to the courier myself or put it in the courier cabinet?

For door-to-door pickup, you have to hand the package to the courier yourself.

Couriers refer to those who use special express tools, equipment and application software systems to engage in domestic, international and Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan express delivery collection, sorting, sealing, transshipment, delivery, information entry, Personnel who work on inquiries, market development, and difficult express mail processing. On July 21, 2020, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security ranked 2nd among the 100 shortage occupations for national recruitment in the second quarter of 2020.

It is understood that the salary structure of couriers mainly includes four parts: basic salary, delivery commission, receiving commission, and other welfare subsidies. The basic salary ranges from a few hundred yuan to thousands of yuan. Generally, the higher the basic salary, the lower the commission. The lower the basic salary or the no basic salary, the higher the commission. The courier will get a small commission every time he delivers a package. Generally, if you have a basic salary, you will get a commission of about 0.5 yuan per piece, and if you don’t have a basic salary, you will get a commission of about 1 yuan.

Every time a courier receives an order from a customer, he usually gets a commission of 10% of the freight. Calculated based on a freight of 15 yuan, the commission for each piece is 1.5 yuan. In addition, some courier companies with better benefits also provide hundreds of yuan in monthly phone and gas subsidies.

The so-called part-time job is different from full-time job, and it takes on other job positions in addition to the current job. In addition to the wages of their own job, part-time workers can also receive other wages for their part-time jobs according to the standard, which refers to work other than their main job. Part-time couriers are compared to full-time couriers.