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FedEx offers plenty of delivery service options, including FedEx express, FedEx ground and FedEx supply chains and trade networks that will deliver expediently and reliably.
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Maintain a variety of records: Postage Meter, FedEx Account, and Incoming/Outgoing Mail. Have a minimum of three years general office experience, mailroom, FEDEX, and U.S. Postal experience or a similar environment.
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Under general supervision, the SameDay City Pick Up & Delivery (PUD) Courier provides courteous and efficient delivery and pick-up of packages and FedEx Office customer orders, checks shipments for conformance to FedEx features of service, and provides related customer service functions.
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They will be responsible for taking orders, coordinating activities in the Store, providing pricing and product information, and recommending appropriate FedEx Office products and services. FedEx Office will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities, including throughout the application and hiring process, if requested.
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DHL comes in behind UPS and FedEx as the largest couriers in the United States. About DHL DHL was founded in 1969 by Larry Hillblom, a student at UC Berkeley, as a courier service between LA and San Francisco.
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Communicate with/or monitor service providers, such as, ocean carriers, air freight forwarders, and customs brokers, DHL, FedEx, UPS, State Department Diplomatic Pouch Services. Communicate with/or monitor service providers, such as, ocean carriers, air freight forwarders, and customs brokers, DHL, FedEx, UPS, State Department Diplomatic Pouch Services.
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Checks shipments for conformance to FedEx features of service and provides related customer service function Courier, Transportation. Mon. - Sat. AM Part Time. Job Duties. Checks shipments for conformance to FedEx features of service and provides related customer service function Courier, Transportation.
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Preparing, printing and shipping certificates, in house or at FedEx Office. Your own vehicle to drop shipments at the Post Office and FedEx (under one mile from our office to these locations.
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Adheres to all FedEx Office team member and retail store standards, as outlined in the team member handbook. Provides customer expertise in printing, signs and graphics and shipping product lines and can recommend appropriate FedEx Office products and services.
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Coordinates the pick-up and delivery of express mail services (FedEx, UPS, etc.) This Customer Care Coordinator will provide general office support with a variety of clerical activities and administrative related tasks.
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Positions covered by the McNamara O'Hara Service Contract Act (SCA), Davis-Bacon Act (DBA), or a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), or Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) will comply with the statute or CBA requirements as well as other client-customer contract requirements (all benefits are subject to eligibility requirements.
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