FAQs
What is the work schedule for the Clearance Broker-Associate position?
The position is part-time, requiring 20.5 hours per week from Monday to Friday, typically between 17:30 and 23:00.
What qualifications are needed to apply for this job?
The ideal candidate should have a Federal Certificate of Capacity or equivalent, proven experience in data entry and processing, and be fluent in French with knowledge of English.
Is there an opportunity for professional development within the company?
Yes, FedEx offers a competitive benefits and reward package that includes formal training and on-the-job learning opportunities.
What skills are important for this position?
Key skills include fast and safe 10-finger typing, attention to detail, good analytical and problem-solving abilities, and proficiency in using computerized systems.
Does the position require teamwork?
Yes, being a strong team player is essential for the Clearance Broker-Associate role.
Are there any physical requirements for this job?
Yes, the position requires good physical condition as it involves certain physical activities such as sorting and preparing documents.
How does FedEx value diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
FedEx is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce, and values inclusion not just as a workplace standard, but in fostering a global community where everyone is accepted.
What is the company's philosophy regarding its employees?
FedEx operates under the People-Service-Profit (P-S-P) philosophy, which emphasizes the importance of its employees in delivering exceptional service and achieving profitability.
What types of tasks are involved in the Clearance Broker-Associate role?
Tasks include clearance administration, customs processing of parcels, control and processing of documentation, accurate data entry, and sorting and scanning of documents.
How does FedEx ensure compliance and accuracy in operations?
Employees are responsible for completing defined processes and procedures accurately and on time, identifying any anomalies, and resolving complex issues when necessary, often with guidance from senior team members.