Many entry level jobs (e.g. ship dock, stowing, packing and picking) at Amazon warehouses can be physically demanding, tedious (sometimes 10+ hour shifts), boring and painful. Coupled with the fact that you don’t get to choose which department you’ll work…
Amazon is a second chance employer, meaning that getting a job with a felony on your record is possible at Amazon warehouses. And it’s not just Amazon. Warehouse jobs act as new career paths for many ex-convicts. Amazon (in some…
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Whether you will get drug tested at a PepsiCo warehouse or not will depend on the particular facility. Many PepsiCo warehouses no longer perform drug tests on their warehouse workers. PepsiCo warehouse facilities that have high turnover rates rarely perform pre-hire drug…
Warehouse and retail jobs are some of the easiest to get low-skill manual labor jobs out there. Entry level jobs in either industry don’t require higher education and are therefore a first choice for folks who just need money to…
Most UPS warehouses no longer perform drug tests on their package handlers. This may be because UPS facilities have high turnover rates among part-time workers such as package handlers which makes spending money for drug tests on employees who may…
Amazon made sweeping changes to its tuition assistance program – Amazon Career Choice – for hourly-paid warehouse associates. The new program went live on January 1st 2022. Employees who have worked at Amazon for as little as 90 days will…
Becoming a process assistant is one of the first steps associates make when climbing the ladder at Amazon warehouses. Unlike entry level (e.g. Tier 1) positions (and L4 Area Manager to L5 Area Manager promotions), getting a job as a…
Warehouse supervising is an exciting and diverse career path. It combines managerial tasks with operational goals. You can become a warehouse supervisor without a degree and only by securing the right skills for the job. These skills include strong communication,…
Most new Amazon employees experience some sort of foot pain in their first few weeks of working in the warehouse. This pain might be accompanied by swelling of the feet, cracks, corns, calluses and blisters. Parts of the feet that…