That is the second two Hermes couriers had been secretly filmed hurling dozens of parcels into the again of their supply van by a shocked buyer in Essex.
Jenny Leung, 36, started recording the employees on her cell phone shortly after leaving some parcels at a drop off level in a Go Open air retailer in Thurrock.
The college administrator watched on in horror from her automobile as the 2 males in high-vis vests then labored their method by means of a steel cage of packages, chucking her parcels – and lots of others – one after the other into the again of their white car.
In a video shared on Twitter, one of many employees could be seen doing the vast majority of the aggressive throwing, after his colleague arms him packages of various sizes and shapes.
Second a Hermes worker is captured throwing parcels into the again of a supply van in Essex
The employees had been filmed by Jenny Leung (pictured), 36, who watched on in shock from her automobile simply moments after dropping off parcels to be delivered by the corporate
The footage was recorded on November 2 final yr however Hermes solely in the present day confirmed the incident had been ‘handled’.
Ms Leung wrote alongside the video on the time: ‘So I’ve simply dropped off my parcels for Hermes however little did these two employees know that I used to be sitting in my automobile watching them throw my parcels into their van.
‘I am shocked that inside any of these packages could possibly be one thing helpful they shouldn’t be thrown like that.
‘I am dropping off one other parcel in the present day let’s have a look at if the supply guys do the identical with everybody’s supply.’
Talking in the present day, Ms Leung added: ‘The video was taken straight after I dropped off my parcel on the Go Open air department in Thurrock.
‘They pulled up within the van and went into the shop to get the Hermes parcels trolley
‘I usually put up issues through Hermes however by no means anticipated they dealt with parcels so poorly.’
A spokeswoman for Hermes in the present day stated: ‘This incident was handled when it was raised by our buyer again in November 2021.’
The corporate declined to verify the end result of its investigation. MailOnline has contacted the agency for remark.
In video footage, one of many employees could be seen doing the vast majority of the aggressive throwing, after his colleague arms him gadgets of all completely different sizes and shapes. A spokeswoman for Hermes in the present day stated: ‘This incident was handled when it was raised by our buyer again in November 2021’
This isn’t the primary time Hermes has come beneath scrutiny for its dealing with of parcels.
A buyer lashed out on the courier earlier this month for sending a photograph of a depot as proof of supply after dozens claimed their gadgets had been broken over Christmas.
Holly Reed, from Devon, was instructed her merchandise had been delivered two months after putting her order, however acquired a picture showing to indicate a warehouse.
She stated CCTV at her residence confirmed the courier by no means tried to ship the parcel to her deal with and slammed the service as ‘disgraceful’.
Different clients complained in regards to the courier’s service over the festive interval, with some saying their deliveries had been ‘smashed to bits’.
And Robert Shatwell, from Surrey, stated he dispatched a digital camera telephoto lens value £1,500 through Hermes, however the recipient was delivered a pair of women sneakers as an alternative with the courier providing a ‘paltry’ £20 in compensation.
The complaints comply with Ofcom score courier corporations in accordance with general buyer satisfaction score, placing Hermes on the backside with a determine of 57 per cent.
Holly Reed, from Devon, was instructed her merchandise had been delivered two months after putting her order, however acquired a picture (above) showing to indicate a warehouse
An worker on the supply agency is seen chucking deliveries towards arduous cages, partitions and onto the ground within the video secretly filmed on the website in Excessive Wycombe in December
It comes after footage emerged in December of Hermes couriers launching parcels round a depot in a bid to avoid wasting time and a supervisor telling an undercover reporter posing as a member of employees to ‘act silly’ if clients complain.
An worker on the supply agency was seen chucking deliveries towards cages, partitions and onto the ground within the video secretly filmed on the website in Excessive Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, by The Occasions.
At one level, the depot’s supervisor, Mark, confesses a surge in Christmas orders had led to next-day supply deadlines not being met each single day, regardless of clients paying out for the service.
He says: ‘This time of yr, it is troublesome. Volumes shoot up. This depot is meant to be clear every single day. It is purported to be empty. By no means occurs.’
Giving recommendation on find out how to take care of clients’ complaints, the supervisor added: ‘All you are able to do is act completely silly, say: “I actually apologise.”‘