A FedEx Express courier prepares the numerous packages inside the delivery truck parked on the street. (Photo by Budrul Chukrut/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images / Getty Images)
MILWAUKEE - FedEx Ground is hiring more than 500 team members in the Milwaukee area. This, as the holiday shipping season nears and in response to continued demand for its innovative e-commerce services.
Open positions are available for a mix of part and full-time package handlers with growth opportunities as the company continues to expand capacity in response to ongoing customer demand.
For more information on available positions and how to apply, you are invited to visit fedexgroundjobs.com.
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Position benefits
- Competitive wages with day, night and weekend shifts available
- Wide range of benefits after a minimum threshold of service, including holiday pay, medical, dental and vision coverage
- Enhanced paid time off and education reimbursement
- Paid parental leave
- Employee discounts on cellphone service, groceries, car purchases and more
- Career path program
Applicant eligibility
- Must be at least 18 years old
- No minimum education requirements
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