FedEx Ground independent service providers (ISPs) are delivery companies contracted by FedEx Ground to deliver goods from delivery stations to other delivery stations or to the customer. ISPs are independent companies and are not owned by FedEx. Each ISP has…
Amazon delivery service partners (DSPs) are delivery companies contracted by Amazon to move goods from delivery stations to Amazon customers. There are thousands of them located throughout the USA and other countries (e.g. Canada, UK and Australia). Below is a…
FedEx stations are facilities that temporarily store customer packages before they get picked up by FedEx Ground contractors and go out on delivery. Each FedEx station serves a specific region. The following is a list of FedEx stations in the…
Both Amazon and FedEx use independent contractors for last mile delivery. At Amazon, these contractors are called delivery service partners (DSPs), and at FedEx, they are called independent service providers (ISPs) and serve FedEx Ground. DSPs and ISPs move goods…
Labor union representation is a common feature in many warehouse locations across the USA and Canada. There are several unions that represent warehouse employees such us the International Brothers of Teamsters, United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) and Unifor in…
UNFI has 40 warehouse locations in the United States.
Amazon delivery stations are warehouse facilities that prepare shipment for last mile delivery. Each delivery station is served by one or more delivery service partners (DSPs). DSPs are not owned by Amazon but are independently owned franchises that have a…
Yard truck drivers at Walmart distribution centers (DCs) are responsible for moving trailers within the DC yard. This task is usually performed using a specialized truck called a terminator tractor, shunt truck, yard dog or spotter truck. In other companies,…
Kohl’s has 15 warehousing facilities in the following states: Six of these facilities are e-Commerce fulfillment centers and are dedicated towards processing, filling and shipping Kohls.com orders.
Amazon warehouses typically do high volume hiring twice a year: March to June and late September to December. We know this because they’ve hired around this time in previous years, e.g. in 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022. Hiring ramps up…