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Fedex Warehouse/Package Handler $17-$22/hr

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fedexLittle River (SC)

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$17.00 - $22.00 per hour

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About the role

FedEx is seeking Warehouse Workers / Package Handlers to load, unload, sort, and move packages in a fast-paced warehouse environment. Package Handlers are responsible for unloading packages from trailers and delivery vehicles, sorting packages by destination using conveyor belt systems, scanning packages into the tracking system, loading packages into delivery trucks, and ensuring packages are handled safely and efficiently according to company procedures. This position typically pays $17 to $22 per hour, with opportunities for overtime pay, shift differential pay for overnight or early morning shifts, attendance bonuses, and peak season incentives. Warehouse Workers must follow FedEx safety policies, package handling procedures, and productivity standards to ensure packages are processed accurately and on time. Employees are expected to work quickly and safely while meeting hourly sorting and loading quotas. Workers may be assigned to loading, unloading, sorting, or scanning roles depending on operational needs. Full-time and part-time employees may be eligible for benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k), tuition assistance programs, paid time off, paid holidays, and opportunities for advancement into full-time, trainer, or management roles. Some locations also offer weekly attendance bonuses and shift differential pay for overnight shifts.

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