Sorting Hub Assistant – Drive & Sort Donated Goods

Hope House and TÅ· Gobaith; Oswestry; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 26,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous annual leave entitlement

Organisational pension scheme

Blue Light Card and staff rewards

Wellbeing services including staffCoun

Medicash health care plan

Great development opportunities

Job summary

Hope House Children’s Hospices in Oswestry is seeking a Full-Time Sorting Hub Assistant to join our charity retail network. You’ll sort, price and distribute donated goods, and undertake driving duties to collect and transfer stock between locations.

Weekend work is required, with a permanent, 37.5 hour week and a competitive salary (£24,786–£25,281 depending on experience). You’ll be part of a team supporting local children with life-threatening conditions and their families, with opportunities

Qualifications

• Enthusiastic, reliable, and passionate about supporting our charitable mission.
• Experience in a warehouse, logistics, retail, or charity retail environment.
• Holds a full, clean UK driving licence and is confident performing collection and delivery duties.

Responsibilities

• Sort, price, process and distribute donated goods across our shop network.
• Undertake driving duties including collecting donations and transferring stock between locations.
• Support retail operation and maintain high standards of organisation and customer service.
• Work with Sorting Hub Manager, staff and volunteers to maximise income for local children.

Skills

Enthusiastic

Reliable

Organisational skills

Communication

Problem-solving

Flexible

Driving licence

Job description

Hope House Children’s Hospices in Oswestry is seeking a Full-Time Sorting Hub Assistant to join our charity retail network. You’ll sort, price and distribute donated goods, and undertake driving duties to collect and transfer stock between locations.

Weekend work is required, with a permanent, 37.5 hour week and a competitive salary (£24,786–£25,281 depending on experience). You’ll be part of a team supporting local children with life-threatening conditions and their families, with opportunities