Employer contracts with an independent contractor to provide courier services as specified and agreed upon in the contract or Courier company contracts with employer/client to provide courier services to client.
While it’s not always mandatory, having a contract can protect both you and the client—like wearing a raincoat just in case it pours. It sets clear expectations!
If that happens, be upfront with the customer. Apologize, offer a solution, and make sure they know you're on top of it. Honesty is the best policy!
Absolutely! Being self-employed means you call the shots. Just remember, setting regular hours can help keep you on track while still enjoying the freedom.
Always be polite, responsive, and punctual. Treat every delivery like it’s your most important one—because to your customer, it just might be!
If you're running late, be sure to communicate with your clients. A quick heads-up can go a long way in keeping trust alive, just like keeping the lines of communication open with friends.
Yes, having insurance is crucial. It’s like wearing a seatbelt; you never know when you might need it!
To kick off a courier service, you’ll need a reliable vehicle, a good knowledge of the city, and the ability to manage your time well. Just remember, it's all about getting from point A to point B without a hitch!