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The Opportunity

  • OPPORTUNITY: Earn extra income as a Driver Opportunity
  • Team: UPS (Los Angeles Branch)
  • Worksite: Los Angeles Area
  • Los Angeles needs reliable people like you.
  • Start earning quickly with UPS.

What We Offer

  • Pay Rate: $21-$28/hr ($25.25/hr)
  • Perks: Flexible scheduling.
  • Highlight: Earn Cash on Your Schedule in Los Angeles.

About UPS & Our Culture

Monday through Friday belongs to you. Saturday and Sunday belong to UPS — and we pay exceptionally well for those two days. Our Weekend Delivery Driver program is one of the most strategically designed weekend driver jobs in the logistics industry, built specifically for professionals, parents, and students who need their weekday schedule completely untouched. As a UPS Weekend Delivery Driver, you operate a company-provided package car across residential routes on Saturday and Sunday, earning Teamsters union wages plus a weekend differential that makes two days of driving financially comparable to what most people earn working five. If you have been searching for weekend driver jobs near me that pay real money without touching your weekday life, this is the role.

What Our Team Says (Employee Reviews)

"I am a nurse Monday through Friday and a UPS Weekend Driver on Saturday and Sunday. The weekend differential on top of the package car wage rate means I earn very strong money for two days of work that are genuinely enjoyable. Driving routes in my own community, meeting customers, staying active — it does not feel like a second job most days. And the Teamsters benefits on top of my hospital plan have made my family's financial situation more secure than it has ever been." - Current Weekend Delivery Driver, Nashville, TN.

Role Overview & Responsibilities

As a UPS Weekend Delivery Driver, you operate a company-provided UPS package car across assigned residential and light commercial routes every Saturday and Sunday, delivering the weekend's elevated e-commerce volume while maintaining UPS's service standards on the two days of the week when customer delivery expectations are highest.

  • Weekend Route Execution: Complete 80 to 160 package stops across your assigned Saturday and Sunday routes, navigating residential neighborhoods using the UPS DIAD device and company GPS routing to maintain efficient stop sequencing throughout the day.
  • Elevated Weekend Volume Management: Handle the above-average residential package volume that accumulates through the week and peaks on Saturday, adapting your stop pacing and route prioritization to clear the full manifest within the delivery window.
  • Customer Doorstep Service: Deliver every package with the professionalism the UPS brand demands — proper placement, correct signature capture where required, and friendly but efficient customer interaction that earns the high satisfaction scores UPS monitors for every driver.

Benefits & Perks

UPS Weekend Delivery Drivers earn Teamsters union package car wages plus a weekend shift differential, with full medical, dental, and vision benefits, pension contributions, paid personal time, and weekly direct-deposit paychecks — all without sacrificing a single weekday hour. A company-provided package car means zero personal vehicle wear. This is the most schedule-friendly premium weekend driver job available in the delivery industry.

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