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How to Apply for a Job at FedEx

Requirements and a step-by-step walkthrough of the online application.

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Requirements

How to apply, step by step

  1. Go to the official FedEx careers site at careers.fedex.com.
  2. Use the job search and filter by your city, ZIP code, or state and by category (Package Handler, Driver, Facility Operations).
  3. Open a listing that fits and read the shift, pay, and requirements for that specific location.
  4. Create a FedEx careers profile / candidate account and enter or upload your resume and work history.
  5. Complete the online application for the role, answering availability and eligibility questions.
  6. Watch your email and phone for interview scheduling (phone, video, or in-person), and for driver roles complete background and driving-record checks.
  7. Accept your offer and complete onboarding and orientation before your start date.

Go to the official FedEx careers site →

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Frequently asked questions

How old do you have to be to work at FedEx?
FedEx generally does not hire anyone under 18, so warehouse package handler and driver roles require you to be at least 18 years old.
Can you apply with no experience?
Yes. Package handler roles are entry-level and FedEx encourages people to apply even without prior warehouse experience. Driving roles may require a valid license or a CDL depending on the vehicle.
How much does FedEx pay?
Per Indeed (July 2026), package handlers average about $19/hr and delivery drivers average around $23-$25/hr, with pay varying by location, shift, and role. CDL freight drivers earn more, averaging close to $37/hr.
How long does the FedEx hiring process take?
It varies by role and location, but frontline handler positions can move from application to start within days to a couple of weeks, especially during busy seasons. Professional and driving roles can take longer due to added checks.
Do part-time FedEx package handlers get benefits?
Yes, part-time handlers can qualify for benefits such as medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k), paid time off, tuition reimbursement, and employee discounts, though some benefits require reaching an hours or service threshold.
Does FedEx hire seasonal workers?
Yes. FedEx hires seasonal and peak-season package handlers, with hiring increasing in the fourth quarter around the holidays.
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