HGV & driving
Class 1 (C+E), Class 2 (C), 7.5t and multi-drop drivers — licence and CPC checked before day one.
View roles →Recruitment · Luton & Bedfordshire
fxm recruitment places HGV drivers, warehouse operatives and logistics staff — from the yard to the planning office — and helps employers fill shifts without the usual back-and-forth.
Specialisms
Four sectors, one patch. We keep our focus narrow so we actually know the depots, warehouses, stores and sites we send people to.
Class 1 (C+E), Class 2 (C), 7.5t and multi-drop drivers — licence and CPC checked before day one.
View roles →Sales assistants and team members for high street and shopping centre stores.
View roles →Operatives, FLT drivers, supervisors and supply chain roles — junior to senior.
View roles →Front-line and support roles for businesses that put service first.
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Whether you need one Class 1 driver tomorrow or twelve operatives next Monday, the process is the same: a short brief, a confirmed shortlist, and no surprises.
Short-notice cover for depots, warehouses and stores. Every candidate on the shortlist has confirmed they can actually work the hours — and every driver’s licence and CPC is verified — before you see their name.
A managed search for permanent front-line and supervisory roles. We interview first, check right-to-work, and send you a shortlist of three to five — not thirty CVs.
Peak-season ramp-ups for retail and logistics. We plan the intake with you, pre-brief candidates on the site and the shift pattern, and stay on hand through week one.
For candidates
You don’t need a perfect CV to register with us. Tell us what you can do and when you can work — we’ll do the rest.
School hours, nights, weekends, full-time — we match roles to the availability you give us, not the other way round. No pressure to take shifts that don’t work.
You’ll hear back within two working days of registering, and after every interview. If a role isn’t right for you, we’ll say so and explain why.
Interview prep, directions to site, what to wear, who to ask for — we brief you properly before every interview and first shift. Registering costs you nothing, ever.
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How it works
The same four steps whether you’re hiring or looking — because the process only works when both sides know what’s happening.
Employers give us a short brief; candidates tell us their experience and availability. Fifteen minutes, by phone, with a person.
We match on skills, hours and travel time — then complete right-to-work and reference checks before anyone is introduced.
Employers get three to five people who’ve confirmed they can do the hours. Candidates get a full brief before any interview.
We check in at day one, week one and month one. If something isn’t working, we fix it — that’s what the follow-up is for.
About fxm
We work one shift and one vacancy at a time. Candidates get a real conversation, not an automated rejection. Employers get a shortlist of people who’ve actually confirmed they can do the hours — not a CV dump.
Based in Luton and working across Bedfordshire, we’re deliberately small: it’s how we keep the promises bigger agencies can’t.
Testimonials
Every person on the shortlist had already confirmed they could work the rota we sent over. That’s never happened with any other agency we’ve used.
We needed eight operatives for a Monday start and briefed fxm on the Wednesday before. All eight turned up, and six are still with us months later.
I’d been ghosted by three agencies before fxm. They called me back the same day, told me exactly what the role paid and what the shifts were, and I started the following week.
Success stories
The result: one of the two was offered a permanent contract within a month — and now runs the firm’s busiest route.
The result: twelve started, eleven completed the full season, and the site booked us again for the following year.
The team
No account managers you’ll never meet. Three people, clearly divided, all reachable on the same number.
Takes every employer brief personally and signs off every shortlist. If something goes wrong, this is who calls you — not a voicemail.
Your first conversation when you register. Handles interview prep, availability, and the honest feedback after every stage.
Right-to-work, licence and CPC checks, references and timesheets — done properly, before day one, so neither side gets a surprise later.
Insights
Short, practical reads — no recruitment jargon, no gated PDFs.
Most last-minute cover fails for the same reason: nobody confirmed the candidate could actually do the hours.
When cover falls through, it’s rarely because the candidate was unqualified. It’s because the agency sent a CV, the employer said yes, and only then did anyone ask the candidate whether they could work Tuesday nights.
A good process runs the other way round. Confirm the hours with the candidate first, confirm the travel is realistic second, and only then make the introduction. It takes one extra phone call and removes ninety per cent of no-shows.
If your current agency can’t tell you, for each name on the shortlist, when that person confirmed the rota — ask them why not.
You don’t need two pages. You need your availability, your last two roles, and one line about how you work.
Hiring managers in logistics and retail scan a CV in under thirty seconds, and the first thing they look for isn’t experience — it’s availability, and for drivers, your licence categories. Put both at the top, clearly.
Then your last two roles, each with one or two lines about what you actually did: multi-drop routes, tacho compliance, picking rates, tills, stock. Specific beats impressive.
Finally, one honest line about how you work — “reliable, happy on weekends, learn systems quickly” does more than a paragraph of buzzwords. And if you don’t have a CV at all, register with us anyway; we’ll build one with you in the first call.
Around a third of our permanent placements started as temporary cover. Here’s why that route works.
A temporary shift is a working interview that pays you. The employer sees how you turn up, how you handle a busy Saturday, how you get on with the team — things no interview can show.
That’s why temp-to-perm conversions are so common in driving and warehousing: once a manager has seen you do the job, hiring you permanently is the easy decision.
If a permanent role is your goal, say so when you register. We’ll prioritise temp placements at employers we know are looking to keep people on.
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