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How Much FedEx Paid Me As A Delivery Driver in December
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- So how much do delivery driver get in the month of December? December is a peak month for drivers due to a lot of holidays that happen during that time (Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas). Today, I'll show you how much I got paid for working 6-7 days a week. I also take about drivers getting paid per day vs hourly. December is the month where Drivers can make the most money.
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What do you think about my pay? Also, Drivers did you guys get a bonus? 😀
Hey laos I just started for a third party contractor for fedex ground and I’m confused on how to organize my boxes can you explain how or make a video about it please
@@johnnyasmr6761 I organize mine by the last four numbers on the sticker label. Usually they are marked as (example) 123-4567 or the 1234-5678 depending on your route you should either have 3 or 4 digits before the dash. I organize mine by the first digit of the last 4 numbers. So for the first example label I gave you, I would consider that label/package a “4” once you sort all the packages by the first digit after the dash, you can organize them in your van however you want. All your 1’s,2’s,3’s,4’, and so on should all be in their own piles wherever you put them in your van. I hope that made sense!!
Why 5 weeks?
@@johnnyasmr6761 the little stickers have numbers that start from 1000 and go to 3000~ put the lower number closest to the front and higher numbers towards the back. That is how your manifest will route you
@@aubrey8421 it makes sense thank you so much 🙏🏻!
I’m not even a delivery driver but you seem like such a chill and positive person that I can’t stop watching your videos😂 Looking forward to the next one
I have ZERO desire to be a Delivery Driver. Having said that, there is a TON of "job security" in being one. I can invision a world where 70% - 90% of grocery shopping, Christmas shopping, normal shopping, etc., etc. is done on-line exclusively!! I live in a very small town. I use to see the FedEx Express/Ground guys from time-to-time. Now, I see them daily!! Not only daily, but they're here at least 3/4 of a day. It's INSANE!! Job Security for your industry is A++++
he has a burrito on top of his ps4
lol wtf
Work for Amazon dsp and respect for UPS and FedEx, Amazon doesn’t know how to do routes, awful Amazon maps, awful vans, awful $15, and a camera. Amazon gotta take notes from the two best!
@@Axiarus Yes they do
i made 700 too 800 working with amazon the hourly rate was 15 it jumped to 17 real fast, on new people where im but yes amazon map system is trash. and also, had bigger checks because i play the cards right. I don't work for amazon anymore but letting people play the cards right.
Honestly I liked the Amazon maps way better than fed ex.
I used to get paid a base amount for my route of 30 dollars drive time getting to and returning from my route. I was paid 1.25 per stop and .25 per package. I was giving an 800 monthly bonus for 98.7 percent on time delivery. So for example, an average Walmart stop would be 1.25 for the stop and average 40 packages so 10.00- an 11.25 dollar stop. Residential, you would make money on the number of stops per hour. I would start at 7:00 Am and be back at the barn by 5:30 unless I had a late pickup or a signature required package I had to get off the truck that day. My checks were 1200-1500 per week. During peak, I had a helper and would make 1700-2000 per week. I would work 14 hour days, but the route was easier because I had the helper running packages to to door. A helper would increase my productivity by 50 percent and was paid on a day basis.
Is that you running YOUR OWN vehicle or a vehicle that is provided by the contractor/employer??
So for those who don't wanna wate time. He made 2000$ bi-weekly working 99 hours. I work for the usps at a rural area and I got 2300$ for 95 hours.
Thank you, he's kinda slow
Excellent breakdown bro. My current dsp we get hourly with no incentive for finishing early. So most drivers just take their time
Hey that ain't too bad if they space you out in the country where stops are like a half mile to two miles apart. Thing is with Amazon they do that shit and still expect you to do 140 stops. Then they watch you like a hawk, they fire your ass if you drive over the speed limit. People in whatever headquarters in Seattle that plan the routes need to ride with the drivers to get an idea of the bullshit we put up with.
@@AaronSmith-kr5yf yes that is a good point.
Your pay Depends which contractor you work for. I get paid per stop, during peak I was averaging 330-400 stops a day. My checks were fat per week. Personally I would never work hourly/salary. For me is not worth the money and time being wasted.
Damn, I need to leave this Amazon DSP. I'm doing over 300 packages in a day
Probably out all day too, huh?
Amazon is the worst. You are literally better off doing Amazon flex. Working for a dsp was miserable. The micro managing, that stupid mentor app, the pay, the management. I didn't even have a shirt or a vest for three months. Amazon puts their customer first but what they don't tell you is employees come last.
Amazon doesn’t care about their DAs, they only care about you delivering the packages on time. Shit not worth it. Shit take a toll on you mentally & physically. To each it’s own though
I work for fedex now making a little over 1k a week and usually done by 2. Fedex sucks less, but still disorganized
@@jermainemyrn19 I’m glad you changed. I had my interview for express yesterday.. they told me to look for an offer letter in my email this week. Fingers crossed
i work for express they gave us a 2 percent raise for working the pandemic n for the bonus they gave us 500 for part time n 1000 for full time but taxed it
Ground is a joke
Jb hunt had given me $500 for the pandemic last March and they tax credit that this year 🤦♂️
The 2 percent increase in pay is not a raise, but a cost of living adjustment. The US economy has about a 2% yearly rate of inflation that the Federal Reserve System suggests is the best target rate to have for max employment and stable prices in the long run.
FedEx Express driver here, I averaged about 70 hrs a week thru peak and we did get a 1000 dollar bonus(if you were full time) A cool thing about express Is you get overtime pay by the day. So if I work 12 hours on the first day of the week, I still get 4 hours time and a half. Great video man🤟🏼
Fedex is more fair then how UPS operates today. That's for sure.
@@projectfreedom9510 says who ? You were a peak driver or full time ? Cuz I’ve seen almost 4 k checks and that’s per week if at top pay and the lowest rank were 1.7 to1.8 k
@@ttkeon6286 full time, not the hub I was at. The 22.4s took on most of the load while the RCPDs worked their 9-5s and almost pushed to go home early.
What is top pay at FedEx express for delivery drivers?
@@projectfreedom9510 I made 5k at UPS in December
I’m not counting anybody’s money but my own. But why in the world would you work in the exact same industry as UPS and accept that pay? Right now a UPS driver at 4 years of driving is making $39.74 an hour. We get OT ($60/hr) for anything over 8 in a day, or working on Saturdays. We get free medical, dental, prescription and vision, two weeks vacation and 10 personal days. You’re also provided Union protection. We pay $99 a month in union dues. I make more than your highest grossing week in 3 days of work (Avg 10 hour day). And that’s just January -October, not peak season. why would you choose this career making less than half of what the competition makes to do the exact same thing?
Appreciate the videos Laos House! I’m starting FedEx this Tuesday and you’ve given some great insight on what I can expect!
good luck man!
Do you like it!?
Now, start your own logistics company and make triple that!
That's speedy delivery service started by ex ups driver
Pfft .lol...not with all that stress and paperwork and liability
That’s why I’m getting Amazon delivery job to get experience on the inside ❤️💯💪🏽
Doesn't he need capiral for that ! Money money money .. and risks risks risks ....
@@Marco-jm1mo not much Capitol, not anything crazy to where you need to take out loan. Buy a used van/truck and start working for these large companies. Risk is relative, the industry he’s in is damn near recession proof. People are ALWAYS buying stuff to be delivered. Granted it’s easier said than done but start thinking for yourself and stop working for somebody! Life is too short
UPS pays well but those folks earn every penny of it. Their delivery drivers probably do twice as many stops per day as a FedEx Express driver but only get paid 25% more per hour. I would personally prefer to take my time and chill on my route and max out the OT hours than run like a bat out of hell. And don't forget the motto of UPS managers -- "How can I fire a driver today?" The hatred between UPS management and their workers is palpable. Don't get me wrong-- I like UPS. Their hard work and top pay lifts all wages of delivery drivers in general. Next time you see a UPS box car driver at a truck stop, buy him a sody-pop. He's helping all of us in the transportation industry.
I will say this. Peak season, (around just after Thanksgiving thru first or second week in January), is the best time for pay for a FedEx Contracted Delivery Driver, but it also contains the most work, so there is some give and take there.
I have been to 2 days training It is 150 per day. Should I expect to get screwed with a lot of hours causing me to make 10 to 15 an hour? I can make $20 an hour any place here If I want to work in a factory or prison But I won’t lower my pay as figured hourly under 18 for sure. So let me know if I should already be looking elsewhere
Oh shiit.... that's crazy insane. I feel bad for fedex drivers, I work for the brown company and work 5 days, 50hrs. All I can say is fedex drivers are getting way underpaid for what they do...
I made over $10k in just December at ups too
There’s people in shift that get paid up to 1700 a week.
Is UPS with contractors too?
No sir.
@@wywyb88 shiiiit, I'm gonna apply with UPS then, FedEx did me dirty , they gave me 190 stops on my second week and mostly were businesses and all were uptown . I got home at 10 pm that night, I quit the next day lol
I’m a ups driver, I got in ups in 2018 as a part time package handler 14 $an hour. In 2019 I start driving 32 $ an hour and lots of overtime. Is a great job, but still hard you have to be a work out person to do this. Also I’m not top pay yet, in a few years I’ll be around 40 $ an hour.
@Deathbysushii package car (delivery trucks). For tractor trailers you need CDL and their pay rate is over 40 dollars an hour
@Deathbysushii it’s about time, we have union so you just have to type your name on the list and wait, it’s about 1 to 5 years. In big cities volume grows faster than in small towns, so it depends on how many drivers we will need for next year.
Still waiting to get to that $40/hr… i see alot of fedex ppl working 70hr weeks often but we get pressed about 60 hrs DOT hours.
@@dionsmith3531
I made top pay last March. It’s definitely life changing.
Don’t worry about the 60 hour rule, we still make way more than FedEx & Amazon. 💪🏼
So it took about one year part time in the warehouse to transfer to a driver. Is that variable
Im with fedex ground we get paid by the day i work around only 30 hours a week bringing home about 750 a week
That's actually pretty good. What is FedEx ground?
Watching your videos makes me feel less nervous!! Lol I’m starting this Monday as a Delivery helper then I’ll be driving my own truck after I train for one week!🙏🏻 I hope it goes well!!
Hope it went well bro
Fedex is for those that like to hustle and ups is for those that like to take their time.
As a fedex driver am usually done before 3 with 240 stops.
I get paid 200$ a day plus 1.30$ per stops after 130 stops. Which equals to $343 a day.
Most people here in CA get paid like this so maybe depends on what state you live in and contractor.
Damn, where did you apply?? I’ve been looking online and can’t find any job listings for fedex. I’m in SoCal btw.
We get in trouble for running/eager fast walk always need to use e brake and flashers door always needs to be closed mirror needs to be closed every stop
Our on roads sneak up on us here and there to make sure we using methods so always gotta be cautious not risk it. still finishing 200 by 5 pm we don’t start till 9:05 and get to our routes till almost 10
@@swavebeatz we also have random fedex security follow us as well but not often.
Since we arent union and dont Actually work for fedex I guess thats why we have more freedom to do what we want..
The benefits of this is that we control the time.
@@swavebeatz my cousin choose ups over fedex mostly cause of the union and benefits and also cause I guess the pay is good after 4 yrs but hes out there since 9am to 7pm everyday with only 150 stops.
For me as someone with alot of energy thats a bummer.
Bro as an express employee your pay is determined not by FedEx but by your contractor so it’s deceptive lol
I work for a fedex ground contractor as well, and man December was a good month for me. I averaged $1200 per week!
Sounds about what I made too lol fedex ground family
Damn bro I make 330 day & it don’t seem like enough work for Ontrack tho
Nice I was making about $1400 to $1600 this past December, Doing about 200 stops and max was like 330 stops a day, 6 days a week here In So Cal.
@@OCMONSTERBOOGIE so they pay every 7 days or 14 days
@@miguelnunez2415 The pay is Weekly
Im a fedex contingency driver I get $200+ a day base $4800 a month
Lmao your contractor ripping you off. I do contingency too. 8-10k a month gross.
Depends on your route. 200 stops in a densely populated area isn’t the same as only being able to do 60 or 70 in a rural route
very true
Amazon pays hourly I’m getting 16$ so 160 a day for 4 days 10 hrs shift ! Is usually only work 5-6 hrs tho but still get paid 10hrs ! So I’m not sure which is better by stops or hourly ! I get about 170 stops a day but some days I’ll get 120 130
I would say if you get 150+ everyday then stops is always better
Damn, I get paid $15/hr same shifts, and we be working like 6-7 of those hours but we only get paid 2.5 hours + if we finish before the 10th hour which sucks! Your guaranteed 10 even if you finish early, we ain’t.
@@JesseD123 yea it all depends on companies/dsps bruh ! I’m just lucky my dsp like that ! U should look into switching dsps and go to one that pays whole days even if you don’t work the whole shifts !
@@JesseD123 huh
That's fucking horrible
I’m a UPS driver, I make roughly 1100 per week after taxes working about 53 hours a week. My route is anywhere between 120-150 stops per day and about 190-240 pieces. My route is pretty chill by about 3 I’m almost done and that’s when pickups start. Next year I’m hitting top pay which for us is 41 dollars an hour. It’s a great paying job with benefits and I get to work outside all day, rainy days suck but hey, that just means more overtime lol there is no rivalry with fedex as far as I’m concerned I talk to every delivery person on my route everyday and we help each other out by opening the door or giving apartment codes to the other drivers. It’s a hard job but it lets you live comfortably without a college degree
In what state do you work in if you don’t mind me asking ?
It also depends on the contractor on how they pay you. My guarantee a week is $1285/weekly, Doubles $250, and sixth day is daily rate. Plus my contractor pays for my health insurance and I also get 401k.
Pays for your health insurance or contributes?
I’m not sure if it’s every company, but at Amazon my employer pays with incentives aswell, instead of working 3 hours and getting payed only 3 hours, you get paid as if you worked a whole 8 hours, I always thought they all did this, I mean it makes sense because it wouldn’t be fair for the faster and hardworking people to get paid less while the slow and lazy get paid more.
Between my regular pay (salary), stop bonus and Sunday bonus I earned $4,794 working 6 days per week for the month of December. P.S., we do the exact same thing. We compare well.
At fedex?
@@ddennis2430 yesir
I'm interested in applying. What could I expect to make during any other month?
@@ddennis2430 all depends on who you work for, salary & what kind of bonuses they offer. I typically earn 4k per month before taxes on a decent bonus month.
@@slv2thaGrind thanks man
We have a different pay structure with my contractor.
Once you hit 500 stops for the week is when the extra stop bonus comes into play.
Bro that’s crazy! Find another contractor… most them get paid 700 for that route your driving. They can afford to pay the drivers a lil more especially since we don’t get benefits. Couple my friends have started in ups warehouse cuz those drivers make 100k a year compared to us making 50-60k
@@sir_squonks_alot_castro4438 I get a base salary. The money we get after 500 stops is all extra.
I’m working 6 days work like 40 hrs a week and making 1100
What was your pay per day ?
I'm retired USPS & own 70 ground routes with Fedex and 20 Linehaul. Plus 100 percent from U.S. Marine Corps. Fedex is Awesome!
How do fedex contractors get paid ?
Been thinking how much roughly I’d be making when I start and now I know. Forget the hate thank you
I miss getting paid weekly. This Amazon every two weeks isnt it lol.
Lots of people in the comments saying UPS is better just because of pay. Too bad their shitty customer service makes them to be the worst right next to USPS.
Every time I hear Yearly Bonus, I think of Chevy Chase in Christmas Vacation!! 😂😂😂
jelly of the month club ^.^
@@mattcoffee1269 - 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I've worked for different contractors in the last 3 years. I've never taken that offer of being paid per stop. It's a sick rip off. Being a driver for his long is easy to negotiate with your contractor. Even if you're new. There's actually 3 ways to get paid. Hourly, per stop or salary. (Week salary) I get 925 a week. And I do less that 110 stops a day. This peak highest I went was 130 -140. Never work for a contractor who owns nothing but residential routes. Those are the worst to work for. They'll rape you with a whole bunch of stops and will pay you per stop. Always go with someone who owns both Ground and Home Delivery. Trust.
90 stops average! I need to move where you are! We average 170-200 stops a day in TN. LOL
where at in tennessee
I deliver for FedEx ground. I finish my route In less than 6 hours. I've finished in less than 4 hours a few times and I get payed a minimum of 200 per day, and 1 dollar per stop after 140 stops
Dude I make over 200 a nite doing Uber ..week pay 6 days 1500!
I hate paid per day system. It should be illegal because this system encouraging us drivers to drive fast and break stop signs to finish job fast.
Nice video and thanks for sharing your story. I think you should try to look for fedex express, since they get higher paid and no more contractor. Good luck and drive safe on the road.
Get a CDL and a local Fed Ex job and you make that in 10hrs a day with probably 20 - 30 stops a day. I worked for another company and made that in 8 stops a day( a lot of driving) . We make that as net after taxes.
respect ✊ the hard work and great efforts
The grind baby ✊
I do a bulk route and get paid 2.10 per stop and .13 per box. Granted I have a lot less stops. But a lot more boxes compared to you’re smaller truck. All my stops are dock stops. I may get 30 to 40 stops, and a stop is also counted for a pickup. Regardless if it’s the same place or not. But the amount of boxes is where my money depends
Edited, yes I get a bonus of 300$ a month if I get all of my pickups within the time frame and make all deliveries
that's good money for a van driver...i'm a linehaul driver for Fedex Ground pulling doubles...the money can be good depending on your contractor. also to drive semis for fedex ground you have to have your CDL-A, doubles endorsement, and a year of experience.
and yes fedex ground is all about which contractor you work for. some pay better than others.
worked 50-55 hours a week, 6 days a week. when i say i "worked" 50-55 hours, about 10 hours a week of that is spent sleeping in my truck waiting to get loaded at the terminal. so if you don't count that, 40-45 hours a week.
last year i grossed $70k, which, for where i live, is a very comfortable wage.
also, my bonus was pathetic. a $100 bill which was insulting, considering my wages.
Getting paid per day moving fast is the way to go! Ex. Getting $150 per day moving fast at 30/deliveries per hour is a 5 hour work day. 150/5=$30 per hour
30 deliveries per hour is one ever TWO MINUTES !! You can do this in some downtown cities and concrete high rises. How about outlying areas and residentials.?? I did fifteen years for Loomis Courier in downtown Vancouver, BC and yes, I could hit 300 stops a day downtown. Not anywhere else.
This is what we needed‼️
Y’all rocking with his paycheck⁉️❗️❓
I'd much rather get paid by the hour. I've done other route jobs like pest control and lawn care. And if you get by by the stop, your losing money. Sometimes your route gets spread out and it takes almost 20-30 minutes to get to your next stop. I have no idea how FedEx and UPS are but there were definitely times when my lawncare route was very spread out and I was just losing money.
Current fedex ground driver here, I'm paid a day rate of $250. I wouldn't go any lower then $200 a day for this job. Best of luck out there drivers.
Go 2 ups, put your time in the warehouse , and I’m 4 yrs u will make $40 an hr.
damn thats good! what do you do in the warehouse and how much was your starting pay?
@@japanairlines4155 in the warehouse u make $15 an hr
You got to put your time in … and then you will become a driver.
Lol I've had 180 stops with almost 300 packages and get paid way less at Amazon fml
Yeah but you don’t lift anything heavy so there’s that
Yeah that's true, but we also do rescues and they group our stops together when they're in close proximity so we really end up doing a lot. At least the more efficient workers do
Amazon is modern day slavery..... warehouse, even driving your own car for them is shit. They are also putting cameras in their trucks and they are going to be recording you if there is any sudden movements like braking to hard, accelerating too fast, hard turns and other shit like that. They want to spy on their drivers now
@@leadnsteel1428 honestly fuck them i was told to get through Christmas and package count/stops would go back down to normal but they stayed the same i have to deliver through my breaks just to finish on time
I worked for amazon man and it is not worth it , go to fed ex my friend !!! It’s so much better
I've been working for Fedex Ground as a Driver for almost 5 Years now.
Done every route in my terminal and only saw 1 "One" Contractor who offered Hourly Pay.
If your reading this and thinking about being a Driver, anything less than $170 a day and your being scammed.
Heck, I'd say anything less than $200 when the amount of work/Pay is compared to that of Express and UPS.
That’s nothing bro. Come to UPS. We were clearing 2k a week.
Thank the teamsters.
not getting OT after 8 hours a day needs to be illegal
Plz I have heard someone said to me that, u have an agreement when a parcel or a package arrive and it reach 3 weeks in ur office it will be given to ur costumers. Is it true???
Super informative bro - thank you! Stay safe out there
im 41and just started working at fedex as a Is package handler for $16 a hour part time, i just needed something to pay my house taxes and its not that bad so far.
130 a day?? Holy shit thats terrible I'm a fedex driver and my company pays a bare minimum 150 a day then for the more experienced drivers like myself get 170 to 180 a day
I work for fedex ground he other day I had 130 stops with 278 packages 😐 not to mention every stop is atleast 5+ minutes apart
Meanwhile at Amazon DSP’s......
Eh I made $800 a week during peak not to bad ?
@@johnclassified36 yes, I made 1500 before peak season, before taxes
I really admire people who actually love to work this job. I tried, extremely stressful for me. I love driving but not this kind of job.
I get paid $1.50 a stop, average 200+ stops in Chicago. 6days a week. Make decent money.
Is loading the truck before you take off the lot hard? How long do you spend loading before you take off the lot?
Excellent video, thanks for posting, much appreciated. New sub : )
shut up
Thank you for the vid, sir! Appreciate the breakdown!
Did you prefer the set wage and stop count or the hourly pay better? I’m looking to leave Amazon delivery for FedEx ground.
They robbing u my guy in December alone with my contractor I make about 10-12 grand
I work for fedex express I do about 90 to 100 stops a day Ground is not worth working for you might be ok for now but as your body ages you will slow down this type of job does breaks down your body so you do need benefits vacation time to rest
I start working this Monday , I been watching your videos all week thanks a lot 🙏🏽 . I’m In Davenport, Florida
How are you liking it?
FedEx made changes starting the beginning of 2022.. they are focusing on efficiency hardcore now. As a result, I’ve been run into the ground for the past year with no increase in pay. This job isn’t worth it anymore. They want us doing UPS volume without any of the benefits or pay
The most I've ever been paid while working was when I was in a prevailing wage job making $78 an hour. Before that I was at another prevailing wage job making $53. I'm only 20 years old as well.
@RhomayyannHB what are you doing like a job?
@@abdouw.6342 I'm a Glazer. It's glass construction. It pays well, but I was on a prevailing wage job when I got paid $78 so you get paid more then your average wage because it's contracted by the U.S. Government. I do not plan on doing this forever I will be starting my own UA-cam channel full time I just have to work out a few kinks first.
@@rhomayyann4691 where do you live ?
@@abdouw.6342 Northern Cali.
@@rhomayyann4691 but it's a 78 dollar an hour!!!!
I made over $8k before taxes as a CCA for USPS in December.
Yeah as a cca when you covert to regular all that money is gone
Can we get more day in the life videos with a fedex driver☹️
You're underpaid by a few bucks, you should be making at least $21.00 an hour.
To think some fast food and retailers are offering $15.00+ and hour and you're only few bucks above them with a labor intensive job is unsatisfactory.
Worked 3 years at fedex,and my paycheck was always the same lol,even though they would give me a "bonus" or a "raise" every year...
That’s extremely illegal lol you literally let them steal from you.
I worked at ups and the pay for working in the warehouse is horrible 😂I was paid $14 which is so low compared to the work you do and you don’t get a lot of hours until peak season
Do you also get paid for the hours that you work before starting your actual route? Like when you come in to organize your truck, I just got hired and am coming in at 7:30am to fix my truck but don’t dispatch until about 9:00am so trying to see if I’ll still get paid for the time I come in earlier to get everything organized
I get pay salary. Same every month but I have a lot less stop stop you. 40-90 stops per day but I have packages up to 600 including pickups. Also get all benefits.
ROFL. In europe (dhl,ups,etc etc) 80% tours are owned by contracters and you got cca 80$ a day after taxes, that is you fix paycheck and there is no stop bonus, 80$ a day if you do 20 or 300 stops.
I start tomorrow for fedex under a contractor.. For 200 per day not matter how little or how much the workload is.
I do lawn care alone but I’m getting tired of it so whenever this lawn care season ends hopefully I’ll look into getting a job at my local FedEx.
I had a couple guys switch from landscaping to FedEx
If u don’t mind me asking? The Fed Ex vehicle. When u are driving on the parking lot. Does the sound of your vehicle makes it sounds or look like you are speeding? Because I work at a grocery store. I’m also Cart pusher. I was bring shopping carts from the parking lot onto the sidewalk of the store and I felt this Fed Ex driver was speeding or maybe it’s my bad imagination.
I work for Fedex in the UK ... I get a daily rate of £180 ... Regardless of the amount of stops I do ... I'm an "adhock driver " ... I do what we call "timers" BTW 5 -10 drops must be delivered before or on either 9 o'clock 10 or 12 .... Once I finish this ... Usually around 9:30am .... I pick up large packages that route drivers leave behind .... Around 5 bulk stops .... finish by 2-3pm ... £180 .....
Do drivers pay their tickets or does FedEx pay them?
meanwhile package handlers make like 280 a week working 5 days >_>
Dear Laos , you are not allowed to make a video without the brands consent specially using company close and logo in video.
200.00 an hour isn't crazy it's really good 😊
I assume you are from Laos, im from Singapore, and im always amazed at your positivity. I used to work as a delivery driver during my summer break from college man it was tiring and cursed the whole way. I look up to you and yr positivity, and i love yr civic!
Yeah I went back to driving due to what's happening to the world. I just try to make the best of it! Honda Gang!
Per stop for the win. Make 40+ an hour
Wow you made pretty good. Love the story about Gary the snail 🐌😂
Im starting FedEx grounds next month and the pay is by hour but if you finish early you still get paid for the full day up to 8 hours.
best type to go about it
You should work for UPS
Wish they hired drivers right away, you have to be a package handler before
Very hard to get in as a driver part/full time. Most ups terminals require tou start as a part time package handler and then you're placed on a wait list. So safe to say it takes a long time to be a full time ups driver
@@ramonlovato4360 how long would you say it takes? I've heard it takes a few months, aa year, a few years(2-3) and 10 years. Would it just depend on the location needing drivers?
@@carloscarrasco9623yep you're correct. Its all about location. I've heard of certain facilities hiring drivers right off the street, while others I've heard had waitlist that extend out to about 10 years.
How many weeks paid vacation, sick days etc do you get? You work 50+ hours a week and no health insurance either? No thanks
He pay for his own health insurance right? Private insurance.
I don’t get paid by the hour or by packages per stop, just straight salary per day.
im applying to be a fedex driver i was doing amazon but it just wasnt good.
Why didn't you mentioned the anoying pick ups??? Which is really what prevents you from going home early if you finish fast enough
bruh UPS in my area, Washington State, is paying $45 an hour...
I believe it