UPS is starting its holiday hiring push with the hope of adding 100,000 jobs to help with increased seasonal deliveries.
UPS plans to hire more than 100,000 workers to help handle the holiday rush this season, in line with hiring the previous two years.
UPS said Wednesday that there will be job openings for full- and part-time seasonal positions, primarily package handlers, drivers and driver helpers. UPS promotes seasonal jobs as positions that can lead to year-round employment. In recent years, according to UPS, roughly 35% of people hired for seasonal package-handling jobs land permanent positions.
The company continues to streamline its job hiring process and most hires require only 25 minutes - from filling out of an online application to receiving an offer, according to Danelle McCusker Rees, the president of human relations at UPS. That's down five minutes from last year.The job market remains just as competitive as it was last year, said Rees in an interview this week with The Associated Press.
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