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The holidays are right around the corner and our household doesn't need an excuse to have packages delivered to our house. But package delivery gets very busy during the holiday season and UPS is looking to fill hundreds of positions. My hope is that there are enough workers just so my fiancee's orders continue to be filled because she orders a lot.

If you have been ordering online and expecting letters and packages, this is one thing that will not change during the coronavirus outbreak.

As much as I love seeing all the kids dressed up for Halloween when people dress up their pets, it's much more entertaining. This year we decided to dress up our dog, Freddie. Check out the pictures and video of Freddie and his "special delivery".

It is already September and before you know it, the holiday rush will be here. UPS is looking to hire over one hundred thousand seasonal employees in time for the holiday season.

There are less than one hundred days until Christmas and one major company is looking to fill a ton of seasonal positions now.

Believe it or not, Christmas is only about a week and a half away so if you're shipping some of your gifts, you better do it fast!

If you are looking for a part-time seasonal job, this is the best time to start looking and get hired. A lot of box stores and chain retailers are looking for a ton of holiday help.

When I first started watching this video I legit thought that it was gonna be some straight Honey I Shrunk The Kids type stuff. Its not far off.

Looking for a seasonal position?  Stores in the Capital Region are already looking to hire! I could not believe my eyes when I saw on WNYT Channel 13 that seasonal jobs are already being filled.  But, it's true! If you are one looking to work this holiday season, here are the stores to check out now...

What can brown do for you?  Not be a menace on the roads, that's what!  Ginny Odom gets the gold medal for that!

According to a former UPS worker, when you write "fragile" on a box, you actually get an opposite response from those handling it!

A couple of years ago, some news reports came out saying the UPS drivers were no longer going to make left hand turns. The reason? To be more efficient and safer. Cutting out left turns would save the trucks from jutting out into an intersection to turn, thus cutting the chance of getting into an accident...