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In return, FedEx helps Team Members move forward with generous hourly and salaried pay structures, benefits including insurance and 401(k), Flexible part-time, full-time and seasonal shifts available 24/7 and opportunities for quick advancement.
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As a FedEx Package Delivery Driver, you'll: Provide courteous and efficient delivery and pick-up of packages; Check shipments for conformance to FedEx features of service; Provide related customer service functions; Drive vehicles safely; Frequently lift up to 50 Lbs. and maneuver packages of weight Above 75Lbs.
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At FedEx Office, team members with a passion for delivering the best customer service, who are confident and knowledgeable, make all the difference. Full and part time postions available.
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We offer a flexible schedule, insurance benefits, and a fast paced exciting work place where you can refine your skills. Apply today to bring your friendly face and positive attitude to support our customers in a retail location.
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The Lead Consultant’s time will be spent taking customer orders; coordinating store activities; providing pricing information; recommending the appropriate FedEx Office products and services; producing complex orders; operating equipment that requires advanced operational knowledge and expertise; managing, monitoring and facilitating all production processes.
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