Package Handler Jobs in Columbus, OH

Columbus Package Handler Jobs Overview

Package handler jobs are a foundational part of the economy and the tightly interwoven logistical networks on which it relies. As the number of shipped packages grows by the year, these kinds of jobs are in high demand. However, demand for package handlers and warehouse workers became even higher during the coronavirus pandemic when brick-and-mortar customers had to switch to online retail.

If you're looking for a reliable source of income with lots of physical activity, this job is for you. Package handlers load, unload, and move packages of various weights and sizes as quickly and efficiently as possible, meaning you'll spend most of the day on your feet. Plenty of package handling jobs are made up of part-time shifts—between 20 and 25 hours a week—making this a great opportunity for college students to earn some extra cash.

In a society that is moving towards flexible jobs, package handling is perfect for anyone looking to start work as quickly as possible. Because warehouses are everywhere, it's safe to say you're not looking at a lengthy commute. Best of all, the active and ever-changing nature of this job will shield you from the kind of mental fatigue that plagues the lives of so many office workers.

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About Working in Columbus, Ohio

Columbus is the six-degrees-of-separation state. Or, make that 600 miles. Nearly half the residents of the U.S. live within a 600-mile radius of Columbus. A little closer to home, some famous "Columbusites" include Food Network star Guy Fieri, Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, golfer Jack Nicklaus, and authors R.L. Stine and James Thurber. But the personality with one of the best Columbus jobs has to be Brutus, the mascot of The Ohio State Buckeyes. And, yes, the university is the only one in the U.S. that has the word "The" in its official name. It also has the only football team that plays in a shoe—a horseshoe-shaped stadium, that is.

Columbus is an affordable place to live, with a lower-than-average cost of living. You can find Columbus jobs in unique neighborhoods like German Village, which has brick roads and charming, restored houses from the mid-1800s. You can also check out Short North, an arts district with galleries and boutiques, and Easton, an entertainment and retail mecca with more than 300 shops and restaurants. Just outside of Columbus, you can find jobs in popular suburbs that include Dublin, Grove City, and Westerville.

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How Much Do Package Handler Jobs Pay in Columbus, Ohio?

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