UPS - Warehouse Worker/Package Handler $21+/hr

Posted 5 days ago

upsAtoka (TN)

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$48,750 per year

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About the role

UPS is seeking Warehouse Workers / Package Handlers to assist with sorting, loading, unloading, and processing packages in a fast-paced warehouse environment. Warehouse Workers are responsible for unloading packages from delivery trucks and trailers, sorting packages by destination using conveyor belt systems, scanning packages with handheld scanners, loading packages into delivery vehicles, and ensuring packages are handled safely and efficiently according to UPS company guidelines. This position is physically demanding and requires continuous lifting, lowering, and moving packages throughout the shift. This position typically pays $18 to $25 per hour, with higher wages available for overnight, early morning, and peak season shifts. Many locations also offer weekly attendance bonuses, peak season bonuses, and overtime opportunities. Warehouse Workers must follow UPS safety procedures, lifting guidelines, and package handling standards at all times. Employees are expected to work quickly and accurately to meet hourly package quotas while maintaining safety and organization in the warehouse. Workers may be assigned to loading, unloading, sorting, or scanning roles depending on operational needs. Employees may be eligible for benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, tuition assistance programs, 401(k), pension benefits (in union locations), paid time off, and opportunities for advancement into driver or full-time warehouse positions. Some shifts, particularly overnight and early morning shifts, may include shift differential pay.

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