We'd like to send a big shout out to all of our 2013 Glastonbury Festival staff!
We hope you've enjoyed the calm before the storm of the gates opening this morning and are looking forward to a fantastic weekend of working as part of the DC Site Services Glastonbury Festival team!
Remember, work hard, play harder, and don't tinkle in the trees...or Fiona's 4x4!
If you can remember to let us know how you're doing via our Twitter, Facebook and Google+ pages! ... read more
We're now only days away from our first days at the 2013 Glastonbury Festival and we hope you're all as excited to be back there as we are!
Before you leave for the festival please make sure you login to DCSS PAAM and check all of the documents and info available via the Event Info page.
We're sure you're all also keen to make plans for your downtime - if you head over to the PAAM Event Software blog you can find a brand new 2013 Glastonbury Festival Guide.
The new 2013 PAAM Glastonbury Festival ... read more
DC Site Services will be running a staff shuttle bus service from Castle Cary station to the Glastonbury Festival site for DC Site Services staff on the 24th and 25th June 2013.
The shuttle bus will pick up at Castle Cary station at 11:30, 13:30, 15:30 and 17:30 on both days.
There will be a limited service from the festival site to the station on Monday 1st July after the show.
Please book your train tickets in consideration of these times.
For further information or any problems please email ... read more
We've been receiving a lot of questions from our festival and event staff about wages and payroll - the majority of these questions can be answered with a little information about how we run payroll so please read through the below before getting in touch.
The DC Site Services' working week starts on a Sunday and finishes on a Saturday.
For the majority of our event staff we run payroll fortnightly.
Each member of staff needs to submit a timesheet each week, covering the 7 day period Sunday to S ... read more
The 2013 Glastonbury Festival is now just around the corner!
For our festival staff the maximum working dates are 22nd June to 2nd July 2013.
As we approach the festival arrival date please make sure you check your DCSS PAAM account regularly for updates. As usual the finer details are likely to be amended as things are moved around and finalised over the next week or so.
We've been receiving a lot of queries about start dates - many staff seem to be confused about which day they need to arrive ... read more
We would like to remind all of our event staff that any payroll related query should be directed to our payroll department which you can contact by emailing.
Please do not email our admin email address with payroll queries as your message will not reach the right person.
As always we will endeavour to resolve all payroll queries as quickly as possible. ... read more
We've noticed that many of you are yet to fully update your DCSS PAAM staff profile.
Please make sure that ALL FIELDS are completed in your profile, including the Your Files section which should include the completed first page of your P46 and your entitlement to work in the UK documents.
Please note that you will also need to bring the ORIGINAL entitlement to work in the UK documents with you to Glastonbury Festival - we will have a safe on-site to store this sensitive information.
Please also ... read more
We're now in full festival swing at DC Site Services! We've already worked with all sorts of fantastic events and of course our largest of the year is only weeks away...Glastonbury Festival!
With each event the staff meal arrangements are different but if you've worked with us before you'll know that more often than not we provide at least 2 meals for each shift that you work.
If like many you plan to be a little self-sufficient by bringing your own food and cooking facilities, and also plan on ... read more
DC Site Services is proud to be supporting the 2013 Hazards Off (HAZOFF) on festival and event sites campaign!
The HAZOFF campaign is working to stop the common policy of site vehicles turning their hazard lights on when driving on event sites.
The idea behind the campaign is that vehicles driving around on event sites with their hazard lights on is counterproductive and potentially dangerous. With hazards flashing vehicles cannot indicate to advise other vehicles and pedestrians in which direct ... read more
