Once positions open up in the office, management, etc. They state there is advancement, but this is totally untrue. Much of which is based on how people treat each other and the favouritism that goes on. There is a lot of gossip and drama within the location. The better worker you are, the more work they give you.

There is no 'taking turns' or switching duties so you don't get run down or hurt from the amount/weight of packages you may be dealing with. someone pushing a box all shift while someone else may be unloading a trailer consisting of packages over 75+ for the whole shift. They have workers doing very basic jobs that are getting paid the same as someone who works crazy hard for the whole shift. The workload among the employees is unequally distributed. Not anything you can live on by any means.

The hours usually only last from 3-4 hours, on a good day. First off, I have worked in the past as a factory worker, management, office worker and supervisor, all of which were very similar jobs/duties as there are at FedEx so I am familiar with how this type of business should be operating.

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