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XPO Logistics located at St Andrew’s Rd, Bristol BS11 9HS, UK

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gem gem

1 Google Rating

a coldstore with great potentials that is being poorly managed. More like a family run business whi

1/ 5

a coldstore with great potentials that is being poorly managed. More like a family run business which probably explains why it is closing down. managers with no management background/experience, i really don't understand how it works. i feel proud to say i don't work there anymore. Good luck to all the employees remaining that will be looking to find jobs in the quiet period of the new year. horrible to make people redundant in january

Marcin Kaczmarek

5 Google Rating

I can recommend this job, 1, dat shift, but its will close soon :(

5/ 5

I can recommend this job, 1, dat shift, but its will close soon :(

Wayne Short

4 Google Rating

Very busy coldstore unit

4/ 5

Very busy coldstore unit

Tony Maidment

1 Google Rating

Some of the most miserable staff I have met at a cold store

1/ 5

Some of the most miserable staff I have met at a cold store

Dennie Blake

5 Google Rating

Good to expend your local produce and promotion of foods good company all in all ....

5/ 5

Good to expend your local produce and promotion of foods good company all in all ....

Gina Niculae

5 Google Rating

Ok

5/ 5

Ok

Andy Lauder

2 Google Rating

Grubby but functional.

2/ 5

Grubby but functional.

László Eke

5 Google Rating

Wery hard is workplace but best people.

5/ 5

Wery hard is workplace but best people.

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