How does a man go about getting a job in UPS?

[flyny]

I decided to follow Biggies directions
What are the requirements? And is there an online app? Is the job worth it?
Any tips?

 

[curious24]

dunno but they're hiring.

 

[ii flash ii]

fill out the app online... they will schedule orientation... then a tour... then an interview... start at 8.50 or 9.50

 

[donpoppa]

apply and have clean piss

 

[earth0ne]

Originally Posted by ii FLaSh ii

fill out the app online... they will schedule orientation... then a tour... then an interview... start at 8.50 or 9.50

99.9% of jobs hunting will use this method...NT

 

[drsfinest72]

I worked for ups for one year preloading. Over night hours 230am-930am you start off at 7.50 for two weeks training, 9.50 after that. Once u in the union after6mmonths you get 10.85. And then a small increase every year. Drivers get paid the most aside from supervisors. Drivers top pay is 28.85 an hour or about75,000+ a year. The promotions are by seniority. So if you want to get money, stay with the company . You can become a supervisor in the first month of landingthe job, as long as you pass the test. You can apply on upsjobs.com. When I worked there I had mad fun. It's good excersice and fun job. Tireing though.But. It's only fun if they put u on a cool Row to preload. Any further questions just ask

 

[23mcpizzle23]

not sure how to get a job "in" UPS.



now to get a job AT USP just fill out an app online....

 

[dr spaceman]

Originally Posted by 23MCpizzle23

not sure how to get a job "in" UPS.



now to get a job AT USP just fill out an app online....

uh ooh.

 

[sharpiepoint]

own a franchise

 

[yep617]

Originally Posted by Dr Spaceman

Originally Posted by 23MCpizzle23

not sure how to get a job "in" UPS.



now to get a job AT USP just fill out an app online....

uh ooh.

 

[the north west]

UPS sucks I would never work there

the only position worth doing would be a driver and that takes many years

 

[flyny]

Can someone direct me to the Online application?
And what are the age/experience requirements?

 

[Thats My Word]

Can you lift 80 lbs?

 

[northparkblind]

 

[imack]

Yo FlyNY, where did you get that avy from? I remember that's Nas performing on "All That" back in like '96 & I've searched YouTubenumerous times for that video, but I had no luck finding it....

 

[flyny]

Originally Posted by derrty6232

Can you lift 80 lbs?

i sure can

Any experience necessities?

 

[flyny]

Originally Posted by iMack

Yo FlyNY, where did you get that avy from? I remember that's Nas performing on "All That" back in like '96 & I've searched YouTube numerous times for that video, but I had no luck finding it....

I made that Avy myself

Heres the Video

 

[kidufc]

Originally Posted by drsfinest72

I worked for ups for one year preloading. Over night hours 230am-930am you start off at 7.50 for two weeks training, 9.50 after that. Once u in the union after 6mmonths you get 10.85. And then a small increase every year. Drivers get paid the most aside from supervisors. Drivers top pay is 28.85 an hour or about 75,000+ a year. The promotions are by seniority. So if you want to get money, stay with the company . You can become a supervisor in the first month of landing the job, as long as you pass the test. You can apply on upsjobs.com. When I worked there I had mad fun. It's good excersice and fun job. Tireing though. But. It's only fun if they put u on a cool Row to preload. Any further questions just ask

wrong...

its starts off $8.50 and $1 raise after the first 3 months, then another $1 after first year. it takes 3 months to become a union, which you have to pay 200dollar initiation fee for the first 3 months of employment, which is about $25 per paycheck.

i make almost $11before my 3 month of employement and ive been working there for only 6 months.. now trying to get into management, wish me luck NT

 

[imack]

^

Yessir!!!

Been lookin' for this joint for a strong minute, much appreciated. Good luck gettin' a gig homie...

@ Esco in OG XII's, joint bringin' back memories....

 

[kidufc]

Originally Posted by Curious24

dunno but they're hiring.

nope, they arent right now, maybe in a month when they let the drivers out of the warehouse..

but i guess it just depends which hub you're trying to apply to

 

[flyny]

Originally Posted by iMack

^

Yessir!!!

Been lookin' for this joint for a strong minute, much appreciated. Good luck gettin' a gig homie...

@ Esco in OG XII's, joint bringin' back memories....

Yea Nick really needs to get their %!%% together and start a new wave of nice programming..Or show some re-runs from the 90s at least

So is there like a Unicru online app?

 

[kidufc]

go to upsjobs.com

i think you click part time or something.. if its not there, then they arent hiring.

 

[11wordisbond]

Dope video I've never seen before. Grand Wiz is a terrible hype man though. This must be wear all these cats nowdays got the idea of rocking the skullyslightly off their head.

 

[dr spaceman]

Originally Posted by kidUFC

Originally Posted by drsfinest72

I worked for ups for one year preloading. Over night hours 230am-930am you start off at 7.50 for two weeks training, 9.50 after that. Once u in the union after 6mmonths you get 10.85. And then a small increase every year. Drivers get paid the most aside from supervisors. Drivers top pay is 28.85 an hour or about 75,000+ a year. The promotions are by seniority. So if you want to get money, stay with the company . You can become a supervisor in the first month of landing the job, as long as you pass the test. You can apply on upsjobs.com. When I worked there I had mad fun. It's good excersice and fun job. Tireing though. But. It's only fun if they put u on a cool Row to preload. Any further questions just ask

wrong...

its starts off $8.50 and $1 raise after the first 3 months, then another $1 after first year. it takes 3 months to become a union, which you have to pay 200 dollar initiation fee for the first 3 months of employment, which is about $25 per paycheck.

i make almost $11before my 3 month of employement and ive been working there for only 6 months.. now trying to get into management, wish me luck NT

wrong...he's right, you're right. Different regions have different contracts.

 

[premeone]

Doesn't sound like a bad gig. Anyone got any pointers on filling out the application and the interview? And when they make you lift the 80 pounds how doesthat work?