UPS Part Time Operations Supervisor reviews

3.3

50% would recommend to a friend

(2,797 total reviews)
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Carol B. Tomé

21% approve of CEO

38% positive business outlook

Part Time Operations Supervisor employees have rated UPS with 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 2,797 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Part Time Operations Supervisor professionals have a good working experience there. UPS is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Part Time Operations Supervisor professionals compared to other employers within the Transport & Logistik industry (3.5 stars).

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3.0
Jul 7, 2010
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Pros

UPS offers great benefits for part-time package handlers (Health, dental, 401k, discounted stock, tuition-reimbursement in some areas, etc). The starting pay sucks but raises are pretty frequent. I started at $8.50/hr almost three years ago, and am currently at $12.15. Job security is definitely another pro. After the first 30 days, it is nearly impossible to get fired unless you get caught stealing or no call-no show for three days in a row

Cons

At the hub I currently work at, part time package handlers usually start out as an unloader or loader. When working in these trailers, it is crazy hot in the summer months, and cold in the winter months. These positions have a very high turnover rate, but for some reason our hub attracts a lot of lazy workers. These people usually last a week or so, and quit, or complain to a PT supervisor and get moved to an easier position. Hard work is usually rewarded with harder work, since they have to pick up the slack for these lazier people.

3.0
Jun 24, 2010
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Pros

After a few years working there through school (with tuition assistance), you will gain enough seniority that your hourly pay is acceptable & the benefits are wonderful (my doctor & dentist have both commented as much). As it is a part time position, this does not prevent you from staying employed at UPS while having a 2nd or 3rd position elsewhere.

Cons

The starting pay is less than to be desired, less than a living wage (8.50/hr). There are regular raises however. Opportunities for advancement as a PT Package Handler are nearly none... As UPS is Union, all advancement is based on seniority. 8 or 9 years may be enough in order to go from a 3-hour job to a 6-hour job, but the minimum for getting a full-time (8-hour) position is 13 years! It is similarly difficult to advance within the management tracks from a PT supervisor, however, the opportunities and skills acquired over even a brief tenure as a PT supervisor are invaluable when seeking full-time employment elsewhere.

3.0
May 29, 2010
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Pros

They pay well above minimum wage and the benefits are good(even though you only receive them after a year of employment).

Cons

When me and 3 other coworkers were hired we were told about pay being 9.50 from day one, benefits starting by the 3rd month, and raises every August and February. They did NOT tell us that policies had changed, so instead we started at 8.50, had to wait 3 months to get pay bumped up to 9.50, didn't get benefits until after a year, and no raises(other than after the 3 month probation period) during the 1st year. I worked at the airport hub which required waking up at 4 in the morning (excruciating!). The company decided to cut corners and bring in less planes, so hours were cut to a mere hour and 45 minutes a day!

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