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Drive for WFX Teams on an expedited freight lane and join a company that will work hard for you. A dedicated team at our terminal that keeps you on the road, safe, and making money. Lease-Purchase Driver rate: $1.07CPM to $1.12CPM plus FSC.
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The Freight/Receiving positions may include Freight Team Associate, Freight Team Lead, Receiving Associate and Receiving Support. Associates in Freight/Receiving positions ensure the store is stocked and ready for business every day.
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They load and unload trucks, move material from the receiving area throughout the store, may operate forklifts and may perform critical functions for maintaining proper on-hands and pricing for our customers.
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If you want to be at the beat of the Five Below pulse, our part-time Sales Associates get right in the middle of all store action.
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As a Freight Handler at FedEx, you will be responsible for managing the movement of freight within the warehouse. This includes loading and unloading trucks, organizing freight, and ensuring that shipments are processed correctly and on time.
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