Fuel It Up

09/02/2022

We are a start-up delivery service, delivering in the Richmond, South Yarra, Windsor, Prahan, and St Kilda areas.

If you are interested in becoming part of this exciting new venture, we are currently seeking delivery drivers.

We offer an hourly rate of $26.50 (on ABN. If you don’t have an ABN, not to worry, we can help you out with that), plus bonuses after 12 deliveries in a 4-hr shift.

Our bonus structure is as follows:
• A bonus of $2.50 for each delivery after 12 deliveries - Monday to Thursday
• A bonus of $4.50 for each delivery after 12 deliveries - Friday/Saturday
our drivers were more $40 an hour last Friday and Sunday.

If you have your own Car, e-bike, or scooter, great! If you don’t, we can organise an e-bike for you.

For further information, get in touch – we look forward to hearing from you!

https://fuelitup.com.au/driver/

26/10/2021

Needs some extra cash? 💸💰

Become a driver with our Fuel It Up team and get:
- a guaranteed hourly rate
- pay bonuses
- a dynamic and fast-paced work style
- flexible hours
- weekly pay

Don't have a vehicle? We also provide Fuel It Up e-bikes with no upfront rental cost. Simply have rental fees deducted from your payments.

Think you're a perfect fit?
Apply now or visit www.fuelitup.com.au for more information.
Join one of the fastest-growing Industries and start fuelling deliveries now! 🚙🍔

26/10/2021

Needs some extra cash? 💸💰

Join the team at Fuel It Up and get:
- a guaranteed hourly rate
- pay bonuses
- a dynamic and fast-paced work style
- flexible hours
- weekly pay

Don't have a vehicle? We also provide Fuel It Up e-bikes with no upfront rental cost. Simply have rental fees deducted from your payments.

Think you're a perfect fit?
Apply now or visit www.fuelitup.com.au for more information.
Join one of the fastest-growing Industries and start fuelling deliveries now! 🚙🍔

28/06/2021

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/uber-ubereats-ceo-dara-khosrowshahi-b1873651.html

The company joined other gig economy firms to defeat an initiative last autumn that would’ve given drivers more benefits