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Elizabeth Webb in Maysville, North Carolina 64 months ago |
I seek part-time employment with this company. |
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April Cantrell 63 months ago |
I was wanting to get a job in the Brokerage at ups I would like for some one to tell me how that you ,April Cantrell |
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Doug in Mosier, Oregon 63 months ago |
where do you live april |
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Doug in Mosier, Oregon 63 months ago |
shouldn't be hard that is home base get to the hub show up everyday they will hire you. I wood. Great company they just make you pay your do's they want to see how much you can do AND TAKE.the more you can do the farther you will go. |
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Corey in Florence SC 62 months ago |
Why is it so hard to get a package handler job?.... I am 20 years old and a high school graduate... i have been applying at the UPS website for part time package handler every month since august.... and I havent gotten a single call.... any advice Doug? |
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Doug in Mosier, Oregon 62 months ago |
what is your driving record like. |
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Doug in Mosier, Oregon 62 months ago |
Keep trying they will hire you. Do they have a spot open where you want to work. |
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Corey in Florence SC 62 months ago |
yes i see it on indeed.com all the time.... i cant drive with them until im 21 right?.... thats what all the driving applications say so ive jsut been shooting for customer service agent or package handler |
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Doug in Mosier, Oregon 62 months ago |
go to there web site and fill out ap |
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carlos in Wichita, Kansas 62 months ago |
Chris in Camden, NC said: I'm going in for a "tour" next Friday. I want to work there, I just have one question: I heard that you cannot have any facial hair as a UPS employee. Is this true? Even for package handlers?no not true only management can not have facial hair. |
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carlos in Wichita, Kansas 62 months ago |
Corey in Florence SC said: Why is it so hard to get a package handler job?.... I am 20 years old and a high school graduate... i have been applying at the UPS website for part time package handler every month since august.... and I havent gotten a single call.... any advice Doug?you have a better chance of getting a job at ups if you know someone that works there if you don't it will take for ever for you to get a job @ ups. |
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carlos in Wichita, Kansas 62 months ago |
Corey in Florence SC said: yes i see it on indeed.com all the time.... i cant drive with them until im 21 right?.... thats what all the driving applications say so ive jsut been shooting for customer service agent or package handleryou don't want to be a driver, trust me unless you like to work long hours and love hard work then that is the job for you. but you will be a cover driver first and they get all the work and stay out till 9:00PM |
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Jordan in Eugene, Oregon 61 months ago |
The college money isn't available at all locations. At least it wasn't available at Springfield when I was there. It's a good idea to ask some quetions before you sign on. |
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Hank in Bakersfield, California 61 months ago |
Chris in Camden, NC in Clay City, Kentucky said: I'm going in for a "tour" next Friday. I want to work there, I just have one question: I heard that you cannot have any facial hair as a UPS employee. Is this true? Even for package handlers? you can have facial hair (beard/ goat-tee) if you are a part-time package handler. You are required to have a trimmed mustache if you are a full or part time driver but no beards.. |
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jacesKINGS in Woodway, Texas 61 months ago |
Could anyone tell me where part time package handlers work?... Is is at the UPS Warehouse, or at the UPS Store?? THANKS |
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Steve Council in Atlanta, Georgia 61 months ago |
April Cantrell said: I was wanting to get a job in the Brokerage at ups I would like for some one to tell me how that you ,April Cantrell April, one of my clients recently inked a major freight brokerage deal with UPS. what kind of position are you interested in? Forward me your resume and I will pass it on? Yeah, this IS Steve Council (Mays High '85) |
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Steve in Colorado Springs, Colorado 60 months ago |
The best time to get in at UPS is during the holiday season (early November). If you can make it through the season, chances are good that they will offer you a regular part-time gig. However, it is HARD, PHYSICAL work! Our start time varied from 12:05 a.m. (e.g. midnight)to around 3:15 a.m. with about a six-eight hour shift during the season. It now is around 4:00 a.m. with just under five hours per shift. I took the job becuase I simply could not find work...went from a $87,000/yr job to 10.00/hr at UPS and now avg between 23-25 hrs a week. I've been with them 7 months and I've seen a lot of people come and go. It is a sweat shop! I've worked as much as 10 hours during the holiday season with ONE 10 minute break...no 30 minutes for lunch or anything. When it is time for break, the manager notifies the Union Steward and they count exactly 10 minutes using a stopwatch...and you better be in position working when break is over. My point is that it is HARD work...and don't expect to be buddies with the boss...they have a job to do...and you do to...if you are easily offended, frustrated with ever-changing priorities or demands, or aren't flexible enough to go with the flow...apply elsewhere. However, it's very easy to make yourself stand out...always show up on time, have your trucks ready to load (left over boxes from the day before placed back into the proper position), and not mouth off to the boss...fairly simple but alot of people can't deal with it. My approach to this work is remembering "they are only boxes"...
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B in The Dalles, Oregon 60 months ago |
He is all over it trust him he is very right. but you forgot the head games they play with you they lie allot or just cant seem do be on the level. |
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Joe in Oakland, California 60 months ago |
I wouldn't take a job like this ever again. I worked during the summer, and boy, it was hot in the trailers. Come home every night all sored and tired. Feel bad for the supervisors who have to also help out while dressed in their church clothes too. |
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stan in Decatur, Georgia 60 months ago |
If you do work through the season, try to stand out as much as possible so you can get a call back for a permenant position. If you aren't a good worker, they won't be calling you back. I was lucky enough to get in before the season started, but most if it had to do with the fact that I was a re-hire as well. All in all, UPS always needs workers, regardless of what time of year it is. Most new-hires often call it quits right after walking through the door. The work can get very hectic, especially during the summer when it's like 90 degrees outside and 120 degrees in your trailer. Some guys have actually passed out because of heat exhausion. It rarely happens but it does from time to time (At least in Georgia). The work can get tedious because of the repetitiveness and the pay is sub-par. I was once told if you're looking for money then this isn't the place for you. I recommend this job for College students and maybe high school students, if you don't have AP classes, and people who just need a little extra change, but as a career choice, don't even bother filling out an application. Also, there is tuition assistance, but what they truly do is reimburse you for what you have already paid for. Well, you might be thinking, I'll just use what they reimburse me for to pay for school. Yeah, that maybe true, but it takes them 4-6 weeks AFTER you send in your grades from the previous semester you've taken to cut you a check. If your next semester starts a couple of weeks before the last term ends, the chances of you getting the money in time to pay for the next term are exponetially slim. Just be ready to pay (through financial aid, or any other way you can think of) each semester, don't depend on this program. Also this only works through loans and out-of-pocket payments, they don't reimburse you if it comes from federal grants or scholarship funds. Sometimes UPS is OK, other times you'll be wondering "Why did I even take this job?". |
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Same Boat in Ohio in Bowling Green, Ohio 60 months ago |
How safe is the environmet at UPS? Is there any problems (particularly on the midnight and/or pre-load shift) with serious crimes such as rape, murder, etc.? Also, does anyone know if they pay for prior school loans? I have a ton of school loan debt about a year old. Moreover, does anyone know how often supervisor, administrative, and/or management jobs are available? Thank you! |
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Denise in Decatur, Georgia 60 months ago |
Yes you have to be 21 to drive |
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30 year upser 60 months ago |
Chris in Camden, NC in Clay City, Kentucky said: I'm going in for a "tour" next Friday. I want to work there, I just have one question: I heard that you cannot have any facial hair as a UPS employee. Is this true? Even for package handlers? You cannot have facial hair (beard)only if you are a driver. If you work inside you can have a beard |
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Ariel in Naperville, Illinois 60 months ago |
I'm 17, petite girl and am going on a tour tomorrow night.
I enjoy hard labor oriented jobs, although I'm thinking they will take one good look and perhaps a silent laugh and tell me to be on my way. also, I have noticable tattoos and a shaved head-
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B in The Dalles, Oregon 60 months ago |
shaved head- great! tattoos girls that shave gotta love it. |
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60 months ago |
Ariel in Naperville, Illinois said: I'm 17, petite girl and am going on a tour tomorrow night. Let's put it this way: If you can walk 20 feet without tripping, you're hired. If you tell them you like hard labor and dont mind getting your hands dirty (and you will), you're hired.
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Phyl Aku in Austin, Texas 60 months ago |
Corey in Florence SC said: Why is it so hard to get a package handler job?.... I am 20 years old and a high school graduate... i have been applying at the UPS website for part time package handler every month since august.... and I havent gotten a single call.... any advice Doug? Find the phone number of the location you applied for and give them a call to ask about the status of your application. |
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Ariel in Naperville, Illinois 60 months ago |
30 year upser said: Let's put it this way: If you can walk 20 feet without tripping, you're hired. If you tell them you like hard labor and dont mind getting your hands dirty (and you will), you're hired. This is noteworthy, puts me at ease. thanks man. |
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B in The Dalles, Oregon 60 months ago |
Phyl Aku in Austin, Texas said: Find the phone number of the location you applied for and give them a call to ask about the status of your application. are you talking to me. |
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BRAD in The Dalles, Oregon 60 months ago |
any advice Doug? |
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Alexa 60 months ago |
Does anybody know if they do drug testing for package handlers? |
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60 months ago |
Alexa said: Does anybody know if they do drug testing for package handlers? as far as I know, they dont. however if you are applying for a driver, you will have to take a drug test |
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Scott in Rochester, New York 58 months ago |
Can I wear a black polo and tan shorts to the appointment? How is the early morning shift 3:30am - 9am |
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58 months ago |
carlos in Wichita, Kansas said: no not true only management can not have facial hair. or package car drivers. if you work in the buillding you can wear a beard. By the way, facial hair is referred to as beard only. You may wear a mustache but no long hair. Again this is in referrence to management and UPS drivers only. |
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Scott in Rochester, New York 58 months ago |
Is a hoop earing on a guy ok, cuz it hurts to much to take it out, and i have my interview on friday? is that fine? |
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58 months ago |
as long as it isn't so big that it is distracting to the interviewer. Also depending on the size, they may ask you to remove it if you're hired becasue it may be a safety issue.
good luck |
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Bob in Chicago, Illinois 57 months ago |
Can any one confirm that ups does or does not drug test for package handler positions? |
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Boss in The Dalles, Oregon 57 months ago |
yes please bring hair samples too |
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57 months ago |
Bob in Chicago, Illinois said: Can any one confirm that ups does or does not drug test for package handler positions? Unless you are going to be a delivery driver, you do not have to undergo a drug test. If you are going to be package handler, i.e. loader, unloader or sorter, you do not have to take a drug test. |
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57 months ago |
jacesKINGS in Woodway, Texas said: Could anyone tell me where part time package handlers work?... Is is at the UPS Warehouse, or at the UPS Store?? THANKS Hey Jason,
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J in West Point, Georgia 57 months ago |
I went on a "tour" for a package handler position about 1.5 weeks ago. How long afterward do they usually call you back? |
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57 months ago |
J in West Point, Georgia said: I went on a "tour" for a package handler position about 1.5 weeks ago. How long afterward do they usually call you back? I am surprised you haven't been called back sooner. Call your local HR or go visit them personally. The fact that you are following up shows that you are interested in working for UPS and that will impress them,---Good luck |
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Kelly in Atlanta, Georgia 57 months ago |
Are there many woman that work as package handlers? I have an interview on the 17th and reading all this is making me a little nervous that I might not be able to handle it! |
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57 months ago |
Kelly in Atlanta, Georgia said: Are there many woman that work as package handlers? I have an interview on the 17th and reading all this is making me a little nervous that I might not be able to handle it! there are a lot of woman working for UPS. the question you have to ask yourself: Do I mind getting dirty and sweaty? Do I like or mind hard work? Am I worried if I break a finger nail. If you say no to the above question this job is not for you. Also they say or may ask you if you think you can lift 70lbs. If you want to work at ups, say yes. Don't worry, if you have to lift that amount, ask for help from your co-worker. I do it all the time and I am a male, working there for 30 years. Also, if and when you get the job, most hubs have a section called Small Sort. Once you get the job wait a few months and sign a bid list to get that particular job. Small sort t is where you handle small pacages and put them in plastic bags and then placing them on the conveyor belt.---Good luck |
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Kelly in Atlanta, Georgia 57 months ago |
Thanks 30 year upser! Made me feel a little better! I am not afraid of hard work. One more question for you...what shifts have your worked? Which one do you think is the best...or does it matter? |
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brandon in Norfolk, Virginia 57 months ago |
can u work both shifts? |
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57 months ago |
brandon in Norfolk, Virginia said: can u work both shifts? only if they need people. However if it is a union shop and most hubs are, over time will be based on seniority. |
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57 months ago |
Jason in Centreville, Virginia said: Yea sometimes you have to fill out entire applications and then you set up and interview....I applied and got no feedback then when i looked at my college email it said i didnt completlely fill it out and when i did i immediatly got an interview...hope this helps Corey--as I have said several times, if you dont get a response, especially after a month, I would go to the UPS facility to their HR. I think that the fact you went to see them personally, will impress them and you just might get an interview on the spot. Good Luck. |
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Hoobie in Jacksonville, Florida 57 months ago |
HEY, well I have been trying to get a job with UPS for about two years now.. Nobody ever called me or anything, until this week. I simply updated my application and as soon as I submitted it I recieved a phone call setting up an appointment to go in and take a look around. A lot of you speak of how HARD the package handling job is, well im a big strong guy and i need the work, and could use the excercise, so I am not at all worried about the physical labor. I have been moving kegs for the past four years so this shouldn't be too bad.. I am, on the other hand, a little nervous about a drug test.. I see that some of you say package handlers are NOT required to take a test, but some people are saying you ARE. If I could get an accurate response to this, I would be very grateful. |
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57 months ago |
Hoobie in Jacksonville, Florida said: HEY, well I have been trying to get a job with UPS for about two years now.. Nobody ever called me or anything, until this week. I simply updated my application and as soon as I submitted it I recieved a phone call setting up an appointment to go in and take a look around. A lot of you speak of how HARD the package handling job is, well im a big strong guy and i need the work, and could use the excercise, so I am not at all worried about the physical labor. I have been moving kegs for the past four years so this shouldn't be too bad.. I am, on the other hand, a little nervous about a drug test.. I see that some of you say package handlers are NOT required to take a test, but some people are saying you ARE. If I could get an accurate response to this, I would be very grateful. I would be surprised to the point of shocked if you had to take a drug test. As far as I know, only package car drivers have to take a drug test. This makes sense since they are going to be driving have ton trucks and UPS wants to make sure they are alert and not spaced out. Hope this helps. By the way it sounds like you will be perfect for the job. Good Luck |
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