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Why choose a job in the UK logistics sector?

WANT to drive your career forward? Then apply for a logistics role.

The sector has seen the biggest post-pandemic pay rises in the UK, with salaries for some jobs DOUBLING.

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The sector offers so many career routesCredit: Getty

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What exactly is logistics? 

Put very simply, logistics is the movement of goods from Point A to Point  B and usually covers two functions: transportation and warehousing. 

It’s an essential role and means everything from your supermarket shop to your latest Amazon buy gets to you on time and for an affordable price.

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 said: “The logistics sector has a lot to offer those looking for a new role, from career switchers to school leavers looking for their first steps into the world of work, to university graduates finding a career path post-degree, there’s a place in logistics for them."

What types of jobs can I do in the logistics sector? 

It’s a common misconception that logistics is only lorry driving or warehousing.

Whilst these skill sets are both crucial and valued, the sector offers so many other career routes: Digital Tech, Finance, and HR, to name just a few.

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What kind of pay can I make in logistics? 

The average pay for warehouse staff is £39,000 a year but senior managers in big businesses can pocket £70,000 or more.

Entry-level jobs pay from £22,000 upwards. HGV drivers earn between £35,000 and £60,000 depending on their qualifications and the type of freight they carry.

Drivers qualified to truck dangerous goods are paid a premium.

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