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Early AM Newspaper Delivery

Framingham, MA

Publishers Circulation Fulfillment
201 - 500 employees

$350 - $450/wk

Contractor

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Early am Newspaper Route Delivery Description- Framingham, MA


Early morning newspaper delivery routes available throughout Middlesex county and

surrounding areas.


Our central pickup location is located in Framingham with opportunities close to where you live!


Limited time only: Join our team now for a $1,000 sign-on bonus! Bring a friend and get another $1000.00


PCF is a leader in orchestrating newspaper delivery and distribution logistical

services for publications across the country, including The New York Times, Wall

Street Journal, The Boston Globe, USA Today as well as many other regional, local

and specialty publications. These publications and their subscribers rely on PCF to

arrange to get their product to be delivered on time, every morning.


WE NEED DELIVERY SERVICE PROVIDERS TO SUPPORT OUR EFFORTS!


QUALIFIED DELIVERY SERVICE PROVIDERS (DSPs):
  • Are independently contracted, meaning they are self-employed (1099)
  • Typically provide early morning delivery of newspapers and related printed materials on a designated route, according to a specific contractual agreement
  • Operate their assigned routes 7 days per week, 2-3 hours daily, starting around 3am
  • Must be at least 18 years of age
  • Typically receive $350 -450 weekly as compensation plus tips
  • Have a reliable means of delivery to fulfill contractual obligations. PCF does not provide vehicles or back-up vehicles
  • Have the right to engage the services of others to provide for or assist in the deliver