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Primary Details

  • Worksite: Los Angeles, CA
  • Part-Time Job in Los Angeles: Part-time Hub Unloader
  • Company: UPS
  • This part-time role in Los Angeles is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
  • Our UPS part-time team in Los Angeles, CA is growing.
  • Benefit from working part-time in Los Angeles, a key hub for the Package Logistics industry.

Salary and Benefits

  • Part-Time Salary: $23-$25/Hour (approx. $29.5k/Year)
  • Benefits: Flexible scheduling to fit your personal or study commitments.
  • Great option for students, parents, or those seeking extra income.

Position Scope

  • Apply your your professional skills skills in a flexible part-time role at our Los Angeles location.

About UPS & Our Culture

Every package in the UPS network takes its first steps through one of our hub unload teams — and the men and women who do that work set the pace for the entire sort operation. Our Part-Time Hub Unloader role is one of the most physically rewarding UPS part-time jobs in our network, offering intense but short shifts that develop genuine physical fitness alongside competitive Teamsters union wages. If you are searching for part-time warehouse jobs near me that pay you to stay active, eliminate gym fees, and still leave you with six-plus hours of free time every day, UPS hub unloading is the answer you have been looking for.

What Our Team Says (Employee Reviews)

"I have never been in better physical shape than since I started unloading trailers at UPS. The work is hard, but it is honest and it goes fast. Four hours feels like ninety minutes when you are focused and moving. The union pay is real, the medical benefits are excellent, and the tuition program is covering my associate's degree. I have recommended this UPS part-time warehouse job to six of my friends and all of them are still here." - Current Part-Time Hub Unloader, Detroit, MI.

Role Overview & Responsibilities

As a UPS Part-Time Hub Unloader, you physically pull packages from loaded inbound trailers at the unload belt during a focused 3.5 to 5 hour shift inside our package center, setting the pace for the entire sort operation with your speed and accuracy at the trailer door.

  • Trailer Unloading: Enter fully loaded 53-foot trailers and systematically pull packages from floor-to-ceiling stacks, placing every parcel label-side up on the inbound conveyor belt at a sustained rate that meets the facility's hourly unload target throughout your shift.
  • Irreg Flagging: Identify and divert oversized packages, hazmat items, and non-conveyable freight at the point of unload before they enter the main sort conveyor, placing them in designated specialty lanes for manual routing.
  • Dock Safety Compliance: Verify trailer wheel chocks and dock plate placement before entering any trailer door, following UPS safety protocols rigorously on every single unload assignment without exception.

Benefits & Perks

UPS Part-Time Hub Unloaders receive Teamsters union wages, full medical, dental, and vision benefits, pension accrual, and UPS Earn & Learn tuition assistance of up to $25,000 — all on a part-time schedule. Weekly direct-deposit paychecks and paid personal days are standard, making this one of the most benefit-rich part-time warehouse jobs available without full-time hours.

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