BBC Panorama has conducted an investigative report into Evri, a prominent parcel delivery company operating mainly within the United Kingdom. The investigation highlights issues related to delivery practices employed by some of the company’s couriers, specifically focusing on instances where parcels are thrown towards delivery points. Such practices have been reported to be widespread and contribute to the company’s reputation for incomplete or missed deliveries. This approach is often driven by economic pressures and the need to meet delivery deadlines, which may incentivize couriers to cut corners in order to maximize earnings within their work shifts. The report emphasizes that, despite these delivery tactics, couriers are generally compensated based on a combination of fixed wages and performance-related bonuses, which can influence their behavior during shifts. The investigation also reviews the company’s internal policies and training programs, which aim to promote careful handling, but notes that implementation inconsistencies may contribute to the observed delivery issues. The overall concern centers around the balance between operational efficiency, worker income, and customer satisfaction, with the company facing ongoing scrutiny from consumers and regulatory bodies regarding its delivery standards and labor practices.