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You will report to the Inside Sales Manager who will make sure you have the training and resources to experience success. You will report to the Inside Sales Manager who will make sure you have the training and resources to experience success.
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Bachelor’s degree required in Social Work, Psychology, Human Services, Counseling or other social service field with 2-3 years experience working with adolescents or in the youth services field preferred (volunteer and internship experienced included.
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The Operations Manager at FedEx is responsible for overseeing the entire warehouse operation, managing staff, processes, and resources to ensure that everything runs smoothly and meets company standards for efficiency and safety.
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Communicates all harassment complaints and other complaints involving Whataburger policy violations to Area Manager, Senior Area Manager, Director of Operations and Director of Human Resources, as appropriate.
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Assist Store Manager in application of discipline, with guidance from District Manager and Human Resources as needed. Assist in the hiring process using our Human Capital Management (HCM) system.
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