UPS Employer Reviews

lots of room for advancment and good benefits for union workers.

It was a retail work place where the most enjoyable part was talking to people, understanding their needs and trying to solve their problems by providing them with the best solution to their needs. Management and coworkers were very cooperative in every respect in order to increase profitability and productivity of the Store

hard working fast environment its not the same as the other companies i worked for it was more a serious environment and not to motivating

i worked as a package car driver worked min of 10 hrs a day for more than 2 years

UPS was experience that will help others learn new skills. Will remember my time there as new learning curve.

Started off as a sales associate, worked up to store manager and to franchisee within 9 months, and a year later brought another location. Great place, made excellent contacts. Upper Management, Head Office were NEVER helpful, had to do everything by ourselves

great environment
great people
great hours
great benefits

this was a great job.if this could have been a full time permanent position, i would like to still be there.

As a PT Operations (preload) supervisor, my days are never easy or can I help them get either. Little to no support from managers, also.

If you have staffing issues, you better find a way to do more than 2 jobs at the same time in less than 5hrs (every job is designed for more than 5hrs of work). To hire, you need your managers consent. They won't – more... give it, because they've got you to pick up the pieces. If you can't, than quit.

The numbers are never given to you, because you either find them on the spot, or the next day. Therefore, you can't really plan for anything.

The culture is "dog eat dog". Demanding, fast paced, and little to no rewarding program. As for your promotion/bonus/anything good, it depends on who is above you. Better get lucky or get out! – less

UPS is a professionally managed company. I am impressed by these company's recruitment, hiring, training and personnel mangement procedures within the two months period I have worked with this company sofar.

over night shift, physically demanding as you constantly lift heavy items. fun co workers but really harsh supervisors. i learnt how to control my temper and stay calm. hardest part of the job was lifting those heavy parcels and items.

excellent place to work and its conducive, friendly and tolerating

Very busy place only intended for people who like to work hard

good part time job for people that need those hours to fit around their schedule and especially benefits, other than that and experience, with the economy changing its hard to live on such limited hours

they have a great management team and easy to deal with the superiors.

This company is good to work for if you are just starting out. They provide benefits to part time employees, as well as full time. Advancement opportunities are there, only determined by how hard you want to work for them.

Warehouse working atmosphere. Good for someone who is looking for a part time job for a few hours and maybe more if needed. Good learning experience. Good benefits available and top rate is good wage at 30 months employed there. Union job.

I learned that providing great serice to customers makes the world a much better place. I enjoyed being able to bring happiness to others and delivering there packages in a friendly manner.

My typical day at work was working the evening shift, City Driver.

Learned that my Loads must be delivered on time.

Co-workers were pleasant/helpful

Making delivery loads on time.

It was a great working Union Job, to have the opportunity to drive for UPS.

I learned alot about safety during my time there and i enjoyed workin wit my coworkers . They have very strict rules but the shifts are very flexible only up to five hrs for parttime but only a ten min break. Involves alot of hard labor lifting up to 70lbs and however the weather is outside it feels almost exactly the same there. Exampl : if its 70 – more... degrees outside it will be about 80 inside and no air conditioning or if its 20 degrees it will be about 25 degrees no heat. – less