Tidningsutdelare

The job is for an early-morning newspaper distribution role in Turku and nearby municipalities. The distributor works roughly 3-5 hours per night, typically between 01:00 and 06:00, delivering newspapers, magazines, and addressed mail on predefined routes. The work schedule generally comprises six workdays and two days off, offering a regular rhythm. In Turku, routes are mainly on a company-provided bicycle; outside Turku routes may be performed with the employee’s own car or the employer’s car. A mileage allowance is paid for using a personal car. Pay is determined by the collective agreement between the Industrial Union of Finland (Teollisuusliitto) and the Media Union, with an average hourly rate of about 12–13 €/h for a new distributor, plus paid introductory training during daytime and hands-on guidance on the route at night. A €900 onboarding grant is paid during the first nine months. The job offers either a permanent or fixed-term contract depending on route availability. Comprehensive training and support, predictable working rhythm, independent work with responsibility for own routes, and a physically active outdoor job with health services are provided. Five weeks of paid annual leave and TS-Yhtymä staff benefits (including Turun Sanomat subscription and wellness perks) are available. Applicants should be at least 18 years old, proficient in Finnish or English, physically reasonably fit, careful, responsible, proactive, and prepared for night work. A valid residence and work permit for Finland is required. Applications can be submitted via the “Submit application” button; email applications are not processed. The posting is available in Finnish and English. Turun Sanomat and Lounais-Suomen Tietojakelu Oy employ about 500 distributors. The company operates in Varsinais-Suomi with about 25 municipalities served. The main product is Turun Sanomat. The job ad is already accepting applications continuously.