I started as an unloader with UPS years ago. Hard work, but easiest job I ever had! It came with benefits too. I worked there for quite a few years in different positions, but I left because I desired to travel the world and start my own business. Have a great attitude and you can succeed in anything!
Just started a month ago in south texas, $15/hour. I’ve lost 10lbs already. 😅 I work out on the weekends now. But man, i find that heavy kettlebell deadlifts/squats and kettlebell (picking up the bell and swinging over your shoulder like a bucket of water) will help with stamina and endurance. I see it as getting paid to workout. 😅 And the cool health benefits. Nothing wrong with getting lean and getting paid.
@@alexander2685 I got people twice my age at a manual labor job, strong as fuck too.. tell that to the farmers who continues to work and work till old age, excuses is all im seeing
I only like working here because it helps me lose weight. I can't lose the same weight at a gym because I leave as soon as I'm tired :) I can't leave work until it's over! Limping to my car after a 4 hour workout always feels good lol
Bro the women have it easy at FedEx, UPS and ontrac. Men are put to load . No wonder this woman stayed easy af. Then if the supervisors and managers are simps they are more lenient with the women.
That's not true! I was at UPS as an unloader and sometimes a loader in 2015 for 4 months and was a picker for Amazon for 10 months so stop! The only time I saw them require a woman to work in "smalls" at UPS was when the woman was pregnant and as soon as she had her baby they sent her back to unload!
Ups preloader/cover driver here. I never get an easy spot during sort. Always loading many trucks. It’s not easy work but I’ve been there 3 years now and the future ups offers is great. Keep grinding!
@@Freeblud basically you come in you do morning stretches as a team, get assigned to some trucks it could be truck 142, 144, 146, 148 and so on depends how much help they have but yeah when the belt stops you catch your package, scan it and then scan the barcode above your belt that matches the truck number and you load it into the truck in order. Your package could be 147-3000 so that’s truck 147 in spot 3000 so that’s where you place it on the truck. Get off the truck and keep loading that shit some more. And it’s for HOURS! Including heavy packages I honestly hated it and glad I resigned.
I searched up package handling for ups and the description says it’s a workout like no other. I’m trying to do what your doing not kill myself lifting heavy stuff all day
Probably gonna have to start with loading or unloading trucks until you earn a better (seniority) spot, definitely can’t do those positions forever but that’s usually where we start. Took me 2 years before I got my position outside of loading, now I pick off to the loaders and don’t plan on moving. If you hire at the right time tho, during peak when they’re really desperate, I’ve seen new hires skip having to load/unload and go straight to smalls/sort because they needed so much help (but I also seen them come back to loading if they make it out of peak season)
@@macwhite7257 is loading and unloading that bad? I feel like I can do the lifting for 5 hours a day easy, it looks like you just scan and stack all day, but it seems stressful. Is it just packages nonstop?
@@detpistons4l401 depends on the day and your work area as to how nonstop or heavy the volume will be, my area varies everyday. Personally I don’t mind loading, I enjoy the workout but doing it day in and day out can definitely wear you out physically. If you can handle the heavy lifting then it comes down to your mindset, it can be a toxic aggravating environment at times but if you just keep trucking along doing your thing no matter how heavy it gets and don’t let the supervisors get in your head you’ll be just fine. The longer you stay the easier it gets cause you’ll be able to earn a better position. Just don’t expect to start out with something easy like everyone else, put in the work and you’ll reap the rewards
It’s not the $21 an hour that’s the best part tho it’s the fully paid benefits including medical, dental, and vision. For someone with a large family such as myself, those medical benefits are worth a whole lot more than the paycheck at $21 even if it’s part time no other part time job offers full benefits
@@678G It's alright. Good environment. I'd just be wary about working at FedEx. They really do have great benefits. But don't treat their employees too well in the long run.
Before a driver I use to watch the packages on a belt roll by for 21 an hour, didn't touch 1 package sometimes. But you can't provide for a family doing that so now I drive for triple the dough
@@kingdoge69 belt tender, new position created due to new systems in building, no more sorters and no more people scanning, everything is done automatically by big laser machines. Belt-tending, you just watch packages roll by and stop the belt incase of leaking packages or opens.
@@brandonburnie7067 kinda but not really a seniority position….. it’s an *automated* building. At lot less people gonna be there in general, there’s mostly people unloading and loading trucks. The lasers/belts/building does the rest. No sorting by people or anything else, they just have belt tenders watching the belts to make sure that everything runs smoothly; no leakers/retapes/overgoods and no jams. Not all buildings have this position, my hub is over 50 years old and certainly does not, we still have manual skates(🔫). But they’re putting up more and more of these automated buildings, and adding on to old ones. Before long they’ll figure out how to take the humans out of the trucks too and have robots load/unload themselves, probably with perfect cube utilization.
i applied for this a while ago, got the job, was hype asf so many easy sections. they see my big ass and get sent to the unloading and loading 18 wheelers lmao fuck that shit.
I get paid almost minimum wage for doing janitorial work, maintenance, chemical work, under the table lifeguard work, front desk work, and logo design…
I worked as a ups package handler years ago 2-6 in the morning, during the holidays, it was the hardest job i ever had getting the packages off that moving belt and loading multiple trucks
You gotta find a warehouse with stuff you like and then work your way to doing something other than picking orders. Become an assembly tech and spin the roulette wheel until you find a place with a culture you like. There’s warehouses that I hated and warehouses I loved and regret leaving.
@@jabbaweezy Just being in an environment with "independent minded women" is enough to drain you, especially if the climate of work you're doing is demanding. They're bitter, angry at men, and bringing negative energy to your immediate"space".
Just some tips like any other job and that is try to go in the same pace as your coworkers otherwise they will milk you if you're a preloader in the trucks, packager(Big yellow, white, black Packages Bags). Sometimes they won't help you and they'll just go in a mellow pace while you're busting your butt off. And being overwhelmed/crowded with packages bags in your area.
& HELLA BENEFITS, my younger brother and younger cousin both worked at UPS, my lil bro left and became a Ship Captain, does charters now and my cousin stayed and has moved all over the company and leveled himself up. Its not a bad place to work for.
Used to work part time as a cherry picker operator, 27 an hour, Sat and Sun only. Was my weekend job and my regular was Mon-Fri making 20, not alot but still that 27 came through.
I work at ups preloader waking at 12 in the morning for 21 an hour is stressful and tiring makes me feel just want to quit and not wake up for the next day 😩
I honestly am starting really soon I'm excited for it my husband said it's an easy job for a woman so I took that challenge and took it as a learning experience while I'm still in school trying to be a police officer
Been there done that and no thx! Aim higher young lady. It may seem like good money now, but it will eat your soul after years of doing it. Started when I was 21 at ups fast forward 19yrs later and I’ve worked throughout the transport and logistics field and it can eat you alive if you let it. Either stay and find a long term niche within one of the bigs, or use it to get your free education and bounce. Good luck to you young lady. 💯
That is at a warehouse and yes of course all you gotta do is stay with the company for 3-4 year and as the years and time passes by your pay is gonna get raised every year/ or 5-6month
Jobs like hers definitely pay big $$ especially for an entry level position but they're so damn physically and psychologically taxing I used to work at Amazon unloading the trailers doing the same sh*t and after a year I wanted to roll over and just die on the floor so thank you for all your hard work ❤
@@PushPastMyLimits rather you work hard or not has nothing to do with rather or not the work is actually hard. Hard work and working hard are 2 different things. You can not work hard as a construction worker and you can work hard as a package handler making sure product is facing the right way
So I don't work for UPS, but my first job was working at I left to pursue my career, but I still remember working as an MHA I did eventually convert into a career employee, fun fact I still have my USPS ID badge, I wear it behind behind my current ID badge I use for my current job, I still sometimes get nostalgic when looking at it as I remember the crazy times during the holidays. 😂 The only reason I found this video is because I typed UPS ID badge, haha
E Reg Cart one of the best gigs if u can remember the numbers (and obv lift heavy). You are on the cart at least 1/3 getting cooled by the wind. Probably why they are starting to use robots to drive the carts.
Yo bro im thinking of switching from delivering packages for amazon to order selecting or maybe even local cdl driving for Ben E Keith (only thing with that is im a bit intimidated by the trucks still). Any advice u can give?
@Watchout4V For real, they practically had me be a swiss army knife of most positions during my stint at Fedex, despite the fact I'm a 5'10 130lb guy with no muscles, didn't stop them from telling me to unload big trucks or handling packages almost my weight, and I was one of the few in that position at my warehouse for whatever reason
@Watchout4Vfacts it’s sad how a lot of us are agreeing with u to. Everything u said is spot on accurate, they will slave the quiet guys to while with the older or tougher guys the managers are more chill and don’t ask them to do too much smh
Im in the ‘air’ district and drivers come out of the ‘ground’ district. You cannot transfer in between the districts so being a driver is not an option.
I knew fellow employees who owned their own small business but would work part time at UPS for the health benefits. In 1992 I made 12.50 as a primary small sorter plus hourly bonus of 15-20 dollars for being the fastest sorter (twilight) but from the looks of things, technology does the sorting now.
@@grizzy4769 that’s what they start you out at, I’m assuming you just started and once you’re done with your 90 days then they will raise you to $22 an hour
How did you get them to call you back? I’ve applied with plenty of warehouse/packing/etc. experience and a good resume yet they never get back with me. Yet they seem to be desperate for employees?
The first day I applied online I received an interview date and time shortly after the completion of the application. I’m unsure why you assume UPS is desperate for employees, but I’d recommend calling your local HR to see the status of your application if you haven’t received a response.
i had to do this at kohls throwing stuff on the chutes but i got paid less lmao u gotta be quick wit it too, u had mastered standing the shoe boxes up after a while, and i would get phantom hearing from the conveyor belt 😭
@@christophermunoz2568 They do but if u have problems hearing your Sup they'll want u to only have 1 earphone in. Been doing music but lately switching to Audible to finish up some books.
@@bhors28 California. They can’t get people to work here.. and it’s even harder to keep them working so they just keep giving us raises like every other month
Yeah right, amount seems good, but what you are not mentioning is - they won't give you 8 hours a day, will let you go when everything is done, and you have to come in odd hours like 1 AM, 2 AM, 3 AM etc, most of the days it is just 4 -5 hours. Who wants to work like that? And the work environment is toxic.
Interesting perspective! However, this position Is part time as well third shift. Start time was usually between 9-10pm and last until around 3:30am. Majority of the employees here are college students because working this shift and part time guarantees us full tuition coverage! I wouldn’t say the job is toxic considering the many benefits for working only part time. I would love to hear your experience and why you feel so negatively towards the job.
Charlotte NC UPS starts off at $21 now we got a raise I work in the next day air department of the building it’s pretty chill at times. I been there for 2 years so I get $23 I think I never asked my manager
@@Lupo32 nice! I’ve loaded those things a few times on twilight…. Not all hubs have those, seems like bigger ones do. Smaller hubs load directly into package cars from the belt
I’m a loader 20.80 an hour third day I’m not too bad honestly since I haven’t worked out in 5 years it feel a little hard but I know 2 weeks in I’ll get my strength back not bad a job and amazing benefits
Depends what job they decide to give you lifting heavy packages. No guarantee you will get her job just sending stuff down a belt. They may make you load trucks.
@@trigfizzle6876 Nothing to lie about what's the point? My store is mytwans books located in Southern Massachusetts. You are more than welcome to come visit!
yea but you only work 5 hours a day which is approx 2k per month before taxes . So you're basically just making 12 dollars an hour if you worked 8 hours . So you still getting scammed and working minimum wage
@@desmondwatson9079 exactly, the starting pay do be decent an a lil better den Amazon but FedEx n UPS for sum reason never be havin full time spots buh always have part time🙄🤦🏾♂️
@@ssjlilman7919 I live in Louisville, KY. Rent for 1 bd/1 bath is $900 for a new modern apt I live at. Plenty of apartments here in Louisville around $850-$1k range for 1bd/1bth
True statement……. But some hubs have a different “MRA”. Starting pay is $23 in Portland rn, so yeah…everyone is making the same pay here too…. It’s just not $15 🤣
I work for $12 an hour stocking a warehouse and 5 loading docks for 10-12 hours. Appreciate what you have and dont make stupid tiktok vids on the clock.
Damn, you need to reevaluate your career. You could literally work at Walmart starting off at 15 an hour. My man started there at 15$ and within 3 months got promoted to shift lead and made 20$ an hour. It's all on work ethic and I think if you're working hard, you need something worth your time. I would never work for 12$ an hour. 14 or 15 is the least I'm taking. I've got a kid, I can't waste my time on 12$ an hour. I bet that won't even cover the bills.
Get another job, if you have the experience already, start applying for other places or apply to jobs in the same industry that pay more. Try one of the top 4 delivery services.
@@bigslam132 I got a raise I make 16.65 now nd it’s actually been pretty good to me..but with the new year volume is really down so I’m hardly getting hours now so I’m boutta pick up another part time job💯💯
Thank You all for continuous engagement ❤
What is this called exactly?
Hi do you have to pick up heavy boxes and unload and load trucks with this position?
@@mzlartey7641loading is a seperate job, unloading is a seperate job, sorting is a seperate job, this is small sort which is another different job
Did you see my package >:)
I got hired at UPS for a loader for $21 and quit after 3 weeks....that shit was not easy and stressful. Mad respect to loader/unloaders everywhere
I just got my seniority. It’s worth the money I’ve done a lot worse for a lot less.
How much were your paychecks?
My checks are like 425 a week after taxes
Mine is about 385 after tax
But for seniority it is worth it just get a side hustle deliver doordash for an extra 200 dollars you'll be good
I work at UPS for 15 hr killing my back 🙂
Get a better paying job
Depends on what the minimum wage is in your state.
I make 23.50 at fed ex being a package handler
Fuck ups they charged to much union dues they don’t give a fuck about you💯🤣
Benefits are the only good thing about UPS if you aren't a driver.
I started as an unloader with UPS years ago. Hard work, but easiest job I ever had! It came with benefits too. I worked there for quite a few years in different positions, but I left because I desired to travel the world and start my own business. Have a great attitude and you can succeed in anything!
what made it hard?
@@PhoenixWill Lifting and moving heavy shit for hours and hours
How do u travel the world and dont work?
it was hard work ? but the easiest job ever?
@@AlxluvsBBWs I'm guessing it's the moving heavy packages that's the hard work
Just started a month ago in south texas, $15/hour. I’ve lost 10lbs already. 😅 I work out on the weekends now. But man, i find that heavy kettlebell deadlifts/squats and kettlebell (picking up the bell and swinging over your shoulder like a bucket of water) will help with stamina and endurance. I see it as getting paid to workout. 😅 And the cool health benefits. Nothing wrong with getting lean and getting paid.
Yo me looking at work as a workout has helped me get through the grind on multiple occasions
@@footba11fan41ife it always work and it only makes sense as well. its a bonus if you go to the gym as well and eat good.
@@alexander2685 Correct if I'm wrong, but what about them old ass farmers. Old man strength be real. Repetition and knowing how to use your muscles.
@@alexander2685 You'll only break your back if your glutes is not strengthened. Simple. Not even supposed to lift with your back..
@@alexander2685 I got people twice my age at a manual labor job, strong as fuck too.. tell that to the farmers who continues to work and work till old age, excuses is all im seeing
I only like working here because it helps me lose weight. I can't lose the same weight at a gym because I leave as soon as I'm tired :)
I can't leave work until it's over!
Limping to my car after a 4 hour workout always feels good lol
Same here. Except I’m merchandising eggs bread and chips. it’s like I’m getting paid to workout which is nice
@@jacobbio sounds easy 🤣
UPS helped me lose about 100lb 👌🏼
@@macwhite7257 nice dude 😎
Limping though? Damn
Lmao
$21 then they send her home after 3.5 hours 😂
It’s a part time position.. you’re guaranteed 4-5 hours every night
@@DivineGirlAshley that’s garbage 😂😂😂
Day shift don’t even be getting that any more we literally get 2hrs most days
lmao its not worth at all, i quit that shit after 2 days
@@TheStingy i agree the job can get tough at times most people who work nights are only their for the college tuition program
Bro the women have it easy at FedEx, UPS and ontrac. Men are put to load . No wonder this woman stayed easy af. Then if the supervisors and managers are simps they are more lenient with the women.
Women are useless when it comes to physical labor work
Every... time
That's not true! I was at UPS as an unloader and sometimes a loader in 2015 for 4 months and was a picker for Amazon for 10 months so stop! The only time I saw them require a woman to work in "smalls" at UPS was when the woman was pregnant and as soon as she had her baby they sent her back to unload!
Not True at all. I work at FedEx and I load trailers and pull the belt. I love my job it's a great workout
Nah not in Florida, i was loading the heaviest trucks on my van line. 4 trucks with 250+ packages each.
Ups preloader/cover driver here. I never get an easy spot during sort. Always loading many trucks. It’s not easy work but I’ve been there 3 years now and the future ups offers is great. Keep grinding!
Some people make $37 an hour full time being a cafeteria attendant while doing nothing most of the time 🤣😎 at a hotel.
Cap nigga hush
Where
@@909bkaby In New York, at hilton and marriot hotels.
@@NewPSCity that’s nothing in NY tho
@@mryeetproductions So do you know where cafeteria attendants make more money, more than $37?
Lol she recruiting
I only get 17 an hr at FedEx and I'm breaking my back with no breaks or barely a time to drink water because our sorts are so freaking long :-(
What do they make you do? Is the job hard? I applied to some package handling jobs and really wanna know how it is.
@@Freeblud it’s awful I hated it
Same for me, the job sucks
@@Freeblud basically you come in you do morning stretches as a team, get assigned to some trucks it could be truck 142, 144, 146, 148 and so on depends how much help they have but yeah when the belt stops you catch your package, scan it and then scan the barcode above your belt that matches the truck number and you load it into the truck in order. Your package could be 147-3000 so that’s truck 147 in spot 3000 so that’s where you place it on the truck. Get off the truck and keep loading that shit some more. And it’s for HOURS! Including heavy packages I honestly hated it and glad I resigned.
I actually dont mind it, idk yall got some horrible locations.
I searched up package handling for ups and the description says it’s a workout like no other. I’m trying to do what your doing not kill myself lifting heavy stuff all day
You might have to start with unload(the easiest workout area) then transfer after a month or so
Probably gonna have to start with loading or unloading trucks until you earn a better (seniority) spot, definitely can’t do those positions forever but that’s usually where we start.
Took me 2 years before I got my position outside of loading, now I pick off to the loaders and don’t plan on moving.
If you hire at the right time tho, during peak when they’re really desperate, I’ve seen new hires skip having to load/unload and go straight to smalls/sort because they needed so much help (but I also seen them come back to loading if they make it out of peak season)
@@macwhite7257 is loading and unloading that bad? I feel like I can do the lifting for 5 hours a day easy, it looks like you just scan and stack all day, but it seems stressful. Is it just packages nonstop?
@@detpistons4l401 you understand these packages can be 5 poinds and some can be 80+ pounds.. it’s a WORKOUT. and it’s rough
@@detpistons4l401 depends on the day and your work area as to how nonstop or heavy the volume will be, my area varies everyday.
Personally I don’t mind loading, I enjoy the workout but doing it day in and day out can definitely wear you out physically. If you can handle the heavy lifting then it comes down to your mindset, it can be a toxic aggravating environment at times but if you just keep trucking along doing your thing no matter how heavy it gets and don’t let the supervisors get in your head you’ll be just fine.
The longer you stay the easier it gets cause you’ll be able to earn a better position. Just don’t expect to start out with something easy like everyone else, put in the work and you’ll reap the rewards
It’s not the $21 an hour that’s the best part tho it’s the fully paid benefits including medical, dental, and vision. For someone with a large family such as myself, those medical benefits are worth a whole lot more than the paycheck at $21 even if it’s part time no other part time job offers full benefits
Yea its an extra $15-20k esp if u have dependents
@@Euthymia2020what are you talking about
I just left my job as a FedEx package handler in Austell, Ga. Worked there for roughly 2 1/2 years.
Bro thats where i live 😭 how was the environment
@@678G It's alright. Good environment. I'd just be wary about working at FedEx. They really do have great benefits. But don't treat their employees too well in the long run.
@@JarlIaanwhen did you get drug tested ?
After orientation?
@@miguelx9368 honestly.....never
Before a driver I use to watch the packages on a belt roll by for 21 an hour, didn't touch 1 package sometimes. But you can't provide for a family doing that so now I drive for triple the dough
What job position is that one called? Lol cuz I see package handled jobs in my area paying $17 an hour
@@kingdoge69 belt tender, new position created due to new systems in building, no more sorters and no more people scanning, everything is done automatically by big laser machines. Belt-tending, you just watch packages roll by and stop the belt incase of leaking packages or opens.
@@Apac088 seniority position right? Doesn’t seem like a new hire would have it that good
@@brandonburnie7067 you got that right. 😂 You can bid on positions, when someone leaves, they get first dibs.
@@brandonburnie7067 kinda but not really a seniority position….. it’s an *automated* building. At lot less people gonna be there in general, there’s mostly people unloading and loading trucks. The lasers/belts/building does the rest. No sorting by people or anything else, they just have belt tenders watching the belts to make sure that everything runs smoothly; no leakers/retapes/overgoods and no jams.
Not all buildings have this position, my hub is over 50 years old and certainly does not, we still have manual skates(🔫). But they’re putting up more and more of these automated buildings, and adding on to old ones. Before long they’ll figure out how to take the humans out of the trucks too and have robots load/unload themselves, probably with perfect cube utilization.
i applied for this a while ago, got the job, was hype asf so many easy sections. they see my big ass and get sent to the unloading and loading 18 wheelers lmao fuck that shit.
😂😂😂
Looks pretty easy until your arms get tired and you can’t take a break because you just had your break
lmao thats how it was for me kohls
Honestly that’s kinda sad if your arms get tired doing this..
@@shegimmienerd wtf.... I work at Kohl's and from what I know is that they always let us take our breaks.
@@diegoguzman8843lmao
@@TJOEL208 hours a day yea, ypu will get repretitive strain injury especially during a long period of time
I get paid almost minimum wage for doing janitorial work, maintenance, chemical work, under the table lifeguard work, front desk work, and logo design…
At some point you have to set your own boundaries for work and pay
I’d GTFO of wherever you’re working asap bud
I worked as a ups package handler years ago 2-6 in the morning, during the holidays, it was the hardest job i ever had getting the packages off that moving belt and loading multiple trucks
Preload. Putting them in the right spot is the hard part. Some ppl are able to do 4 trucks, crazy. I'll stick to loading/unloading lol
That’s cool. I hate working in warehouses. The work sucks the life outta me.
Did any of those warehouse women do that to you too?🍻✌🏽😂
You gotta find a warehouse with stuff you like and then work your way to doing something other than picking orders. Become an assembly tech and spin the roulette wheel until you find a place with a culture you like. There’s warehouses that I hated and warehouses I loved and regret leaving.
@@originalkingalpha5116 nah but sounds like you know something I don’t
@@jabbaweezy Just being in an environment with "independent minded women" is enough to drain you, especially if the climate of work you're doing is demanding. They're bitter, angry at men, and bringing negative energy to your immediate"space".
@@Channel24377 Found another "independent" female. 😂
Man. I’d listen to so many book on tapes and movies and stuff. Audible would be my best friend
Just some tips like any other job and that is try to go in the same pace as your coworkers otherwise they will milk you if you're a preloader in the trucks, packager(Big yellow, white, black Packages Bags).
Sometimes they won't help you and they'll just go in a mellow pace while you're busting your butt off. And being overwhelmed/crowded with packages bags in your area.
I started at the UPS store, it’s great. $15/hr and no back breaking labor.
Franchise owned (small business owner not UPS). Paid less than actually working for UPS ($21).
& HELLA BENEFITS, my younger brother and younger cousin both worked at UPS, my lil bro left and became a Ship Captain, does charters now and my cousin stayed and has moved all over the company and leveled himself up. Its not a bad place to work for.
*UPS Cousin:* "I am the Captain now"
Lowkey working at a warehouse is pretty good money it’s just waking up at 4 am that fucks me up everyday
Same bro, I really hate life for the first few mins of me waking up
I'm a loader in the semi-tractor trailers.. completely exhausted.. so I got that goin' for me, which is nice
Same here been a part timer at UPS since 2014. I don't even have to scan anymore just split and listen to youtube lol
Used to work part time as a cherry picker operator, 27 an hour, Sat and Sun only. Was my weekend job and my regular was Mon-Fri making 20, not alot but still that 27 came through.
Ive been searching the last hour for the perfect cherry picker job an seen this comment. What company?
@@1stunna91 it was called Williams sonoma in city of industry.
21 an hour but u not getting 40 hours lol
Damn u killed her🤣🤣🤣🤣…wait a min u killed meh too🖕🏽😐
It’s a part time position… lol
It’s a part time position lol..
I do the same thing at my warehouse in tracy ca....my pay rn is $25.30 I get 50 hr a week
Yea we only get like 25hrs or less a week 🙃🙃
I work at ups preloader waking at 12 in the morning for 21 an hour is stressful and tiring makes me feel just want to quit and not wake up for the next day 😩
Might be 21 an hour, it’s a part time job. Besides peak season, you avg 25-30 hours a week. They do have sick benefits though.
I work at ups as a part time package handler and I work 40 hours + / week. I got full benefits and they just called me for a cover driver position.
Lol if you work at ups you know it’s no problem getting more hours😂😂😂
@Hunter Biden’s Laptop how long were you there for?
More like 18-20 hours a week
@@lefthanded5473more like 30-35 hours a week
I make $24 a hour as a security guard its a pretty easy job
Pretty boring to huh?
No cuz I ride a gulf cart all day on my phone with snacks and a fan
@@PrettyBoyIzzie 😂😂
Oh where u do security at? 😮
Lol Mentirosa
I honestly am starting really soon I'm excited for it my husband said it's an easy job for a woman so I took that challenge and took it as a learning experience while I'm still in school trying to be a police officer
Did u take a biometric? What is that and when did u start after the biometric
Been there done that and no thx! Aim higher young lady. It may seem like good money now, but it will eat your soul after years of doing it. Started when I was 21 at ups fast forward 19yrs later and I’ve worked throughout the transport and logistics field and it can eat you alive if you let it. Either stay and find a long term niche within one of the bigs, or use it to get your free education and bounce. Good luck to you young lady. 💯
That is at a warehouse and yes of course all you gotta do is stay with the company for 3-4 year and as the years and time passes by your pay is gonna get raised every year/ or 5-6month
As a former operations manager at UPS, don't let them catch you with a cell phone inside.
i bring 2 phones and play mobile games against the new operations manager
They allow cell phones in my facility.. so
Jobs like hers definitely pay big $$ especially for an entry level position but they're so damn physically and psychologically taxing I used to work at Amazon unloading the trailers doing the same sh*t and after a year I wanted to roll over and just die on the floor so thank you for all your hard work ❤
I make 24$ a hour at IL for 3am shift: shits easy if you come ready to work hard
Saying easy and hard in one question makes no sense loki
@@PushPastMyLimits rather you work hard or not has nothing to do with rather or not the work is actually hard. Hard work and working hard are 2 different things. You can not work hard as a construction worker and you can work hard as a package handler making sure product is facing the right way
How many hours a week you get? I'm in Chicago and thinking about doing this.
thats what im offered i start today. bout to get ready in 10 min
@@rasharlon36 how you holding up
I'm a custodian for district 86 Jr high
School, I'm quitting and moving on after 5 years, just long enough to get my retirement pension...lol
Yes the older I get the more I’m thinking pension!!!!!
Love to connect with you what’s your email?
If you stay 30, u get the full pension
How long does it take to earn the pension
I get paid $27/hr at the Seattle ups hub. My ot is $40.5
So I don't work for UPS, but my first job was working at I left to pursue my career, but I still remember working as an MHA I did eventually convert into a career employee, fun fact I still have my USPS ID badge, I wear it behind behind my current ID badge I use for my current job, I still sometimes get nostalgic when looking at it as I remember the crazy times during the holidays. 😂 The only reason I found this video is because I typed UPS ID badge, haha
New contract starts August 1st. I'll be over $40 a hour, full time overnight and package handler. We're still all hilariously underpaid!
Doing
New contract doesn’t start until next year 🙄
@@macwhite7257 well im making $41.42 so 🤷🏿♂
$40hr as a package handler? Where!
@@hidros1461 Harrisburg
I work at UPS and get paid 39.14 to do the same thing
I was getting paid 23 dollars an hour at FedEx to unload trucks 🙂
I get 21 an hour or two but I have to lift all the 170 pound E regs what hub are you at?
E Reg Cart one of the best gigs if u can remember the numbers (and obv lift heavy). You are on the cart at least 1/3 getting cooled by the wind. Probably why they are starting to use robots to drive the carts.
I get paid 24 an hour to drive electric palletjacks around all day and build pallets😁
Yo bro im thinking of switching from delivering packages for amazon to order selecting or maybe even local cdl driving for Ben E Keith (only thing with that is im a bit intimidated by the trucks still). Any advice u can give?
@@Arpexio
Order selecting?
@@bigzachful yea! I actually just got hired with sysco as a selector literally 2 days ago! Im excited
This sums it all up FedEx pays you well just to come to work
@Conquest facts. A couple of my managers were always simping to the female workers because they wanted to smash.
@Watchout4V For real, they practically had me be a swiss army knife of most positions during my stint at Fedex, despite the fact I'm a 5'10 130lb guy with no muscles, didn't stop them from telling me to unload big trucks or handling packages almost my weight, and I was one of the few in that position at my warehouse for whatever reason
@Watchout4Vfacts it’s sad how a lot of us are agreeing with u to. Everything u said is spot on accurate, they will slave the quiet guys to while with the older or tougher guys the managers are more chill and don’t ask them to do too much smh
@@acestation6074
It’s real life bullying. Everyday in this world in the workplace!
Been there 26 years and i get paid 38$/hr to do that same job.
Thats it?
I get 7 weeks vacation and a pension plus discounted stock and the best health ins around.
@@A1._.-_- that's hella good bro lol
Why did you never move on to being a driver
Im in the ‘air’ district and drivers come out of the ‘ground’ district. You cannot transfer in between the districts so being a driver is not an option.
Nice. So that’s how much it costs to be a robot
Now I know why my shit come in a fxcked up box
16 and hour standing in a parking lot pointing people on the right direction
22/Hr To forklift
Where?
Nice! Where at which state??
I knew fellow employees who owned their own small business but would work part time at UPS for the health benefits. In 1992 I made 12.50 as a primary small sorter plus hourly bonus of 15-20 dollars for being the fastest sorter (twilight) but from the looks of things, technology does the sorting now.
I work at a hub that still does manual sorting (one of the biggest in my state). They don't pay extra $1 anymore for Sort tho.
I get paid $15
Same
@@Striderthedripper_ what u do bro? Ups Warehouse Worker - Package Handler?
@@ap-mb3sm yepp
@@Striderthedripper_ how is it? Do u got talk to people?
@@ap-mb3sm yeah I do it’s pretty chill
$22 an hour at Walmart Distribution Center being an Order Filler
The DC where I live paying like $29/hr
@@therealmonte138 that could be for freezer out freezer section pays up to $30 an hour
@@danielchrist6419 I’m making 19$ rn at Walmart 😭
@@grizzy4769 that’s what they start you out at, I’m assuming you just started and once you’re done with your 90 days then they will raise you to $22 an hour
@@danielchrist6419 okay bet I appreciate that bro I’m a Utility Associate I start in 2 weeks I was wondering is their overtime?
How did you get them to call you back? I’ve applied with plenty of warehouse/packing/etc. experience and a good resume yet they never get back with me. Yet they seem to be desperate for employees?
The first day I applied online I received an interview date and time shortly after the completion of the application. I’m unsure why you assume UPS is desperate for employees, but I’d recommend calling your local HR to see the status of your application if you haven’t received a response.
i had to do this at kohls throwing stuff on the chutes but i got paid less lmao u gotta be quick wit it too, u had mastered standing the shoe boxes up after a while, and i would get phantom hearing from the conveyor belt 😭
I can’t stand doing repetitive things. I’d quit after a day. $21 isn’t enough. I make $45 and can barely be satisfied
If I'm allowed to listen to music and no one bothers me, I'd be in the zone!
@@emcree6998 same or a podcast or audio book. And UPS only does 5 hour shifts
@Slim Daniels But ups doesn't allow you to do these things right?
@@christophermunoz2568 They do but if u have problems hearing your Sup they'll want u to only have 1 earphone in. Been doing music but lately switching to Audible to finish up some books.
17$ right now package Handler been tired been at FedEx for a year now exhausted
Is it fairly easy compared to moving furniture?
They're paying you to record on you phone working slowly as possible when we all know youre moving as fast as possible in the real world.
@@JohnSmith-dc8co I’m a pharmacy technician now
I make $25/hr as a security guard to sit and monitor cctv 🎉
Girl I’m making $22 an hr as a package handler… Columbus, OH. Is this the same position I’ll be doing?
It’s not likely. You probably gonna be loading or unloading trucks
She got a easy job right there she ain't struggling
Columbus boring asf tho glad I moved. Downtown high street is the lamest
I get fucked over every job I'm at so I'm looking again
I get $40 an hour at Tesla factory just to make sure paint gets on car frames evenly and sometimes other same machine
20.05 shipping and receiving at Lowe's 🙌
I get paid 25 an hour working at a car dealership talking to people, and driving cars around. Also make bonuses and commission.
It can be in the sorting area, and the 21 probably OT.
nah its not OT. my hub is starting handlers at $21.
Same
Not ot regular pay for me 21 and ot is 31
@@tyetoowavy4040 that’s good i am in Wichita facility and i do preload 14.50. You guys got paid better where is that area
@@bhors28 California. They can’t get people to work here.. and it’s even harder to keep them working so they just keep giving us raises like every other month
Yeah right, amount seems good, but what you are not mentioning is - they won't give you 8 hours a day, will let you go when everything is done, and you have to come in odd hours like 1 AM, 2 AM, 3 AM etc, most of the days it is just 4 -5 hours. Who wants to work like that? And the work environment is toxic.
Interesting perspective! However, this position Is part time as well third shift. Start time was usually between 9-10pm and last until around 3:30am. Majority of the employees here are college students because working this shift and part time guarantees us full tuition coverage! I wouldn’t say the job is toxic considering the many benefits for working only part time. I would love to hear your experience and why you feel so negatively towards the job.
Charlotte NC UPS starts off at $21 now we got a raise I work in the next day air department of the building it’s pretty chill at times. I been there for 2 years so I get $23 I think I never asked my manager
Thats definitely not the real ups package handler position 😂
Their are multiple UPS package Handler positions that you can apply for, this particular job role is a Ups Package handler Inductor.
@@DivineGirlAshley
What about the one with the color
Coded cages like red,blue,yellow,green
And they rotate .
@@Lupo32 preload uses those, few different positions involved.
@@macwhite7257
That's what I did when i worked there .
@@Lupo32 nice! I’ve loaded those things a few times on twilight…. Not all hubs have those, seems like bigger ones do. Smaller hubs load directly into package cars from the belt
I’m a loader 20.80 an hour third day I’m not too bad honestly since I haven’t worked out in 5 years it feel a little hard but I know 2 weeks in I’ll get my strength back not bad a job and amazing benefits
Is it only 4 hours works early morning 12:00-4am shift ? 😊
Depends what job they decide to give you lifting heavy packages. No guarantee you will get her job just sending stuff down a belt. They may make you load trucks.
I pay $25 an hour at my bookstore and all my employees have to do is scan the books into my database
Wtf
Stop lying.
@@trigfizzle6876 Nothing to lie about what's the point? My store is mytwans books located in Southern Massachusetts. You are more than welcome to come visit!
I would apply so hard if I was in Massachusetts
@@TJOEL20 you'd apply hard 💀
15 an hour for me preload
In Memphis the overtime doubles tho right?
I'm trying to do this rn for the 'ups air'
For only part time lol
Mfs always gotta find a way to hate 😂
Lmfao facts 🤣🤣🤣
Not hate I make way over 21 hr.. about double + 3 more hr $ .. I've done this and have family who do it
Texas paying me 15.50 🥲
So what ? Invest and save ez money
@@dopeproductionstm7300invest in what I get paid 23
No way California was 14.25$ an hr union job 2021
Fedex unloader 28.50 an hr better
Nope. I can't just stand in 1 spot all day. I have to move around.
How many hours do you get a day ? Prolly 3
yea but you only work 5 hours a day which is approx 2k per month before taxes . So you're basically just making 12 dollars an hour if you worked 8 hours . So you still getting scammed and working minimum wage
How do you know she's working part-time?
@@shaydesofblue2281 - because I work there as a full time driver . There are no full time warehouse positions except drivers .
Is US 21$/hr pretty good
Yes it is
Very good depending how many hours you work
@@3thalluing339 it’s still good🤦🏾
@@guap0326 it depends on the hours. I was making $15/hr working 5 hours a day. It’s basically the same as working minimum wage.
@@desmondwatson9079 exactly, the starting pay do be decent an a lil better den Amazon but FedEx n UPS for sum reason never be havin full time spots buh always have part time🙄🤦🏾♂️
I make the same. Full time and less stressful then the UPS homies. I pray for their mental health
how old is it to be able to work at UPS?
$16 👈😣😔
21 hour you must have been there a really long time or you worked your way up 😹😹
Cause I worked for them and fed ex and lmao tf how u getting 21 for that you capping like a mf you get like 19 a hour for that shit liar
In the state of Kentucky UPS package Handlers starting wage is 21$ an hour
Starting at $23 here
Rent is probably like $3,000 for a 1 bedroom lmao
@@ssjlilman7919 I live in Louisville, KY. Rent for 1 bd/1 bath is $900 for a new modern apt I live at. Plenty of apartments here in Louisville around $850-$1k range for 1bd/1bth
how did you know how to set your phone up. so i can do it when i start.
What’s your schedule like?
This all cap🧢..that position pay 15.50$ a hour 🤣
In the star of Kentucky starting wage for ups package handler is 21.00
@@DivineGirlAshley !! Yep I can say this is true!
@@DivineGirlAshley what position Is dat?
@@YoungAb36 package handler it pays that much in NY aswell
@@rokeojai8114 good looks g
Cap 🧢 big time everyone in building make about the same unless they’ve been there for YEARS!
Staring wage in the state of Kentucky for a UPS package handler is 21.00hr!!
True statement……. But some hubs have a different “MRA”. Starting pay is $23 in Portland rn, so yeah…everyone is making the same pay here too…. It’s just not $15 🤣
20 hr (not including shared tips) for cooking at Rudys BBQ
I work for $12 an hour stocking a warehouse and 5 loading docks for 10-12 hours.
Appreciate what you have and dont make stupid tiktok vids on the clock.
Damn, you need to reevaluate your career. You could literally work at Walmart starting off at 15 an hour. My man started there at 15$ and within 3 months got promoted to shift lead and made 20$ an hour. It's all on work ethic and I think if you're working hard, you need something worth your time. I would never work for 12$ an hour. 14 or 15 is the least I'm taking. I've got a kid, I can't waste my time on 12$ an hour. I bet that won't even cover the bills.
Get another job, if you have the experience already, start applying for other places or apply to jobs in the same industry that pay more. Try one of the top 4 delivery services.
I make 15.50 hr at ups as a package handler Louisiana is something 🙄😂🤦🏽♂️
How is it
@@bigslam132
I got a raise I make 16.65 now nd it’s actually been pretty good to me..but with the new year volume is really down so I’m hardly getting hours now so I’m boutta pick up another part time job💯💯
I work at fedex for 19.85 . The heavy shit aint no joke. Also seen some dudes step on a nail from the wooden palets
How many hrs per day though
Yea just 4 hours a day that isn't a job
Part time is guarantee 5 hours, anything after 5 hours is time and a half which will be $31.50
Sad thing is you only get like 15 minutes of overtime per time so 5.25 hours
@@DivineGirlAshley part time isn’t guaranteed 5 hours…. 3.5