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Move the World from Behind the Scenes 

Our Warehouse Workers are the team responsible for sorting millions of packages and getting them on their way. They’re reliable, responsible and hard-working professionals with an eye for detail and stamina like no other! 

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Who Are the UPS Warehouse Workers?

Also known as Package Handlers, many of our Warehouse Workers start out as seasonal employees but we also hire warehouse workers throughout the year. They are a diverse, collaborative, energetic team who enjoy fast-paced work, keeping busy and taking on a hands-on role in helping us deliver what matters. 

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Day One at UPS 

Wondering what you need to know for your first day as a Warehouse Worker? Don't worry, we have you covered. Just take a look through our Onboarding Frequently Asked Questions to see what you should wear, what you should bring, and so much more.  

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Warehouse Worker FAQs

Benefits include full healthcare — medical, dental and vision — after waiting period, 401(k) and more. In addition, there are many career advantages to joining UPS in a warehouse, including money for college at some locations, weekly pay, a relaxed dress code, a team-oriented environment, great growth potential and an emphasis on safety.

A UPS warehouse is a world of conveyor belts and large machinery. It’s a busy hive of activity. Here, you’ll find different teams all working together to help us sort packages and get them on their way to customers as efficiently as possible.

Take a look through our Onboarding Frequently Asked Questions to see what you should wear, what you should bring, and so much more.

In a permanent role at UPS, you work year-round in either a part or full-time hourly position with the option sometimes to pick up additional shifts during our busy holiday season.

In a seasonal role, you may work part or full-time hours, but there will be a set end date to your position. You’ll likely be hired only to work during our busy holiday season which is typically from October to December. Hours can vary and some roles may require early morning or midnight shifts. To see if the role you’re interested in is right for you, please read the job description thoroughly!

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