We currently have 18,229 open jobs at UPS.
We've calculated that the average salary at UPS is $32K based on 7,374 user-submitted salaries
A total of 779 UPS employees gave UPS an average happiness rating of 3.8 out of 5.0.
2Give more attention to the health and well being of the more physical laborers. Don't just listen to problems or concerns of the employees, but talk with them as equals to help find solutions. Rotate duties that are not specializations so that less stress and fatigue are placed on an individual. Make better use of immediate spending so labor employees have more incentive items and also daily replenishment (such as bananas, electrolyte fluids, etc.) and protective gear (such as gloves, etc.). Also, listen to employees new ideas or suggestions that could help their jobs or the company, and take them into serious consideration. Finally, implement new ways and opportunities to move up within the company.
3.9Hello. My name is Matthew Holloman.
I was excited to see your opening for graphic artist position, and I hope to be invited for an interview.
I became interested in animation and photography during my junior and senior years while a student at Grayson High School in Grayson, GA. The school had several program offerings in specialized fields such as animation, culinary arts and hotel management and tourism. All my life I have been a prolific artist, drawing everything imaginable, and took photography classes.
Additionally, my skillset reflects strong computer proficiencies in MS Word; MS Excel; Adobe Photoshop; Adobe Illustrator; After Effects and Maya. I earned a degree in Digital Media Arts with a concentration in Animation and Graphic Design. Please see the accompanying resume for details of my experience and education.
This year, I completed an 8-week program with Movie Makers’ Mentors where I received a Certificate of Completion. During the program, I had the chance to meet movie cast members and learned what it takes to work in the movie industry. I was also able to display my voice over skills while attending the program. That exposure, led me to plan to use my animation, photography, and graphic arts skills by working as a personal assistant, intern or apprentice. I am also open to a graphic arts trainee position.
My background includes serving as a Customer Service Associate at Publix Super Markets, where I worked in various departments. My responsibilities included handling customers’ merchandise returns, issuing refunds/store credits, handling damaged goods and providing back-up cashiering during busy periods.
During my spare time, I enjoy all music genres, so much so that I have developed my own talent in playing bass and acoustic guitars; as well as the piano.
I am confident that I will offer your company the skills and creativity you are looking for, along with excellent communications, customer service and problem-solving skill
1.2Horrible management, horrible hours - start time fluctuates between 3:45-4am. They work you into the ground. They are never satisfied no matter how hard you work. Box line package handler is the worst position in the place. They cap you at about 20 hours/week & that's for 5 days a week. You have to take items out of cages- that are stuffed in the far back of the cages. So you have to climb & reach into the moving cages to reach the packages all the time & yes you will be yelled at for it. Typically have to load 4 trucks an average of 1,000 packages/day. You don't really get breaks. It's 100 degrees or hotter in the warehouse. The supervisors are jerks. There's a conveyor belt that takes some getting used to. Almost fell a couple times because they started the belt without any warning. While the belts running its very difficult, people usually put the heavy large items on the belt face down - so you can't see the label & get yelled at by supervisors for missing a package. It's a very miserable job with very poor management. It's easy to get hired, but if they put you on the box line just quit - it only gets worse the longer you stay. The pay isn't all that good - $13/hour. NOT WORTH IT - WOULD NOT RECOMMEND EVEN TO MY WORST ENEMY
UPS Careers & Info
Current CEO: Scott Davis
Status: Active
Originally known as the American Messenger Service, United Parcel Service (UPS) traces its origins back to Seattle in 1907. What began as a courier service operating on foot and bicycle soon started to grow. Over the centuries, UPS has expanded and put new technologies to work to improve their services. They are now a global company working with individuals and small businesses as well as massive corporations. Privately owned until 1999, they are now a publicly traded company.
The company is constantly expanding and is typically hiring new employees at any given time. They currently have more than 400,000 employees working all around the world. They are located in more than 200 countries and territories and offer their staff opportunities for advancement. Working at UPS can involve any type of position ranging from package handlers, drivers and mechanics to managers, accountants and human resources. Logistics and customs brokers are also required as well as specialists in information technology.
United Parcel Service culture values education. The company offers tuition assistance programs to help their employees better themselves and takes pride in promoting-from-within whenever possible. The UPS culture is one that is willing to listen to employees and try new ideas. They are passionate about their work and strive to always deliver the highest quality of services to their customers. The corporate attitude is one of teamwork and a desire to see the company succeed in the long-term by building a strong, capable, winning team of employees.
The UPS benefits currently offered include a 401(k) program with medical, dental, vision coverage and a safety bonus. Flexible scheduling allows drivers to enjoy more time with the family. UPS benefits also include tuition reimbursement, life insurance, paid vacations and holidays, flexible spending accounts and even adoption assistance.
UPS careers can start as full-time or part-time opportunities. Many UPS employees started out as part-time package handlers or seasonal drivers and worked their way into permanent positions. Even the part-time employees will receive full healthcare benefits and may other benefits. They can take advantage of discounts with Verizon wireless and may also receive some tuition assistance.
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