Delivering and collecting goods in a safe, efficient and legal manner on behalf of Suma. To follow procedures as set out by Suma & external authorities pertaining to safe and legal driving.
Scope of the Job

Delivery driving for Suma is a demanding and difficult job both physically and mentally. Suma driving is a balance between customer service, business efficiency and driver safety.

Suma Drivers provide a vital link between Suma and our customers.

Suma drivers must work in a sustainable, safe and legal manner in order to be efficient in the long term. Feedback and discussion with coordinators is necessary and expected.

Internal Recruitment. You must be currently working at Suma, or have been working at Suma on the 8th June 2020, to be able to make an application. You must also be available to attend induction events in the week commencing 30th November.

We are recruiting for a new member to join our co-operative from our existing fixed-term workforce, in the role of the RDC Office Coordinator. This is to retain existing experience of working in our distribution team in Greenford and to strengthen our workers co-operative. This is an internal round of recruitment only. Applicants must currently work in the Suma Distribution team and have passed the standard probationary period. You may also apply if you were working at Suma on the 8th of June 2020 and your contract has since expired.

Hours: 40 hours per week.
Equal pay salary: £15.60 per hour, plus benefits
(40 hour week, circa £32,400)
Closing date for applications: 5 pm Friday 9th October 2020.
Applicants must be able to attend an interview between 2nd and 6th November 2020?.
Suma is a leading distributor of vegetarian, fairly traded, natural and organic foods. Suma is also a large and successful workers’ co-operative. Members of our co-operative collectively own Suma, and as well as self-managing their time are responsible for the operation, the management, and the development of our business.

As a trial member, you will be expected to demonstrate your commitment to Suma while working solely in distribution roles and shifts at the RDC. You will perform these roles whilst also gaining knowledge and experience to become a Suma member, responsible for developing and running the business collectively. You will come to us with existing experience; you will continue to perform essential distribution-related work to a high standard, and when there is business need training will be provided to enable you to take on new roles and projects.

We value diversity; our workforce is made up of people from all walks of life with a shared commitment to ethical values, hard work and cooperation. We offer equal pay and a cooked meal (or equivalent expenses) a day, but in return we expect you to have a high degree of self-management and you must share our cooperative values. For questions or more information, speak to Tim (Distribution People Coordinator) or the Personnel Team on 01422 313 840, or email personnel@suma.coop

Internal Recruitment. You must be currently working at Suma, or have been working at Suma on the 8th June 2020, to be able to make an application. You must also be available to attend induction events in the week commencing 30th November.

We are recruiting for new members to join our co-operative from our existing fixed-term workforce. This is to retain people with experience of working in our distribution team in both Elland and Greenford and to strengthen our workers co-operative. Applicants must currently work in the Suma Distribution team and have passed the standard probationary period. You may also apply if you were working at Suma on the 8th of June 2020 and your contract has since expired.

Hours: Between 24 - 40-hour contracts.
Equal pay salary: £15.60 per hour, plus benefits
(40 hour week, circa £32,400)
Closing date for applications: 5 pm Friday 9th October 2020.
Applicants must be able to attend an interview between 2nd and 6th November 2020.
Suma is a leading distributor of vegetarian, fairly traded, natural and organic foods. Suma is also a large and successful workers’ co-operative. Members of our co-operative collectively own Suma, and as well as self-managing their time are responsible for the operation, the management, and the development of our business.

As a trial member, you will be expected to demonstrate your commitment to Suma while working solely in distribution roles and shifts. You will perform these roles whilst also gaining knowledge and experience to become a Suma member, responsible for developing and running the business collectively. You will come to us with existing experience; you will continue to perform essential distribution-related work to a high standard, and when there is business need training will be provided to enable you to take on new roles and projects.

We value diversity; our workforce is made up of people from all walks of life with a shared commitment to ethical values, hard work and cooperation. We offer equal pay and a cooked meal (or equivalent expenses) a day, but in return we expect you to have a high degree of self-management and you must share our cooperative values. For questions or more information, speak to Tim (Distribution People Coordinator) or the Personnel Team on 01422 313 840, or email personnel@suma.coop

Internal Recruitment. You must be currently working at Suma, or have been working at Suma on the 8th June 2020, to be able to make an application. You must also be available to attend induction events in the week commencing 30th November.

We are recruiting for new members to join our co-operative from our existing fixed-term workforce. This is to retain people with experience of working in our distribution team in both Elland and Greenford and to strengthen our workers co-operative. Applicants must currently work in the Suma Distribution team and have passed the standard probationary period. You may also apply if you were working at Suma on the 8th of June 2020 and your contract has since expired.

Hours: Between 24 - 40-hour contracts.
Equal pay salary: £15.60 per hour, plus benefits
(40 hour week, circa £32,400)
Closing date for applications: 5 pm Friday 9th October 2020.
Applicants must be able to attend an interview between 2nd and 6th November 2020?.
Suma is a leading distributor of vegetarian, fairly traded, natural and organic foods. Suma is also a large and successful workers’ co-operative. Members of our co-operative collectively own Suma, and as well as self-managing their time are responsible for the operation, the management, and the development of our business.

As a trial member, you will be expected to demonstrate your commitment to Suma while working solely in distribution roles and shifts. You will perform these roles whilst also gaining knowledge and experience to become a Suma member, responsible for developing and running the business collectively. You will come to us with existing experience; you will continue to perform essential distribution-related work to a high standard, and when there is business need training will be provided to enable you to take on new roles and projects.

We value diversity; our workforce is made up of people from all walks of life with a shared commitment to ethical values, hard work and cooperation. We offer equal pay and a cooked meal (or equivalent expenses) a day, but in return we expect you to have a high degree of self-management and you must share our cooperative values. For questions or more information, speak to Tim (Distribution People Coordinator) or the Personnel Team on 01422 313 840, or email personnel@suma.coop

Internal Recruitment. You must be currently working at Suma, or have been working at Suma on the 8th June 2020, to be able to make an application.

We are recruiting for new members to join our co-operative from our existing fixed-term workforce. This is to retain reliable, accurate, cooperative and productive people with experience of working in our warehouse to strengthen our workers co-operative.? Applicants must currently work in the Suma warehouse (or have been working here on June 8th 2020) and must have passed a picking probation.

Hours: Full time (40 or 32 hours per week)
Equal pay salary: £15.60 per hour, plus benefits
(for a 40 hour week, circa £32,400pa)
Closing date for applications: 5 pm Friday 9th October 2020
Successful applicants will be required to attend a two-stage interview lasting around two hours in the week commencing 9th November. You must also be available to attend induction events in the week commencing 30th November.
Suma is a leading distributor of vegetarian, fairly traded, natural and organic foods. Suma is also a large and successful workers’ co-operative. Members of our co-operative collectively own Suma, and as well as self-managing their time are responsible for the operation, the management, and the development of our business.

As a trainee member, you will be expected to demonstrate your commitment to Suma while working in solely warehouse roles and shifts. You will perform order picking and other warehouse roles whilst also gaining knowledge and experience to become a Suma member, responsible for developing and running the business collectively. You will come to us with existing experience; you will continue to perform essential warehouse work to a high standard, and when there is business need training will be provided to enable you to take on new roles and projects.

We value diversity; our workforce is made up of people from all walks of life with a shared commitment to ethical values, hard work and cooperation. We offer equal pay, a cooked meal a day and various other benefits but in return we expect you to have a high degree of self-management and you must share our cooperative values.
?For questions or more information, speak to Beau (Warehouse People Coordinator- beau@suma.coop) or the Personnel Team on 01422 313 840.

We recruit temporary workers on an ongoing basis to work at our Elland warehouse or drive our trucks.

We offer up to 18 month contracts for Warehouse Pickers and LGV Drivers. Because Suma is busy it’s hard work, but you’ll be well rewarded with pay at the same rate as everyone else, plenty of options for paid overtime, the kind of open and democratic culture you’d expect from a large worker co-op, and for those based in Elland, a fantastic meal every day.