I just got word that I passed the 2 day interview and am waiting for a class date.

I can see the pay scale on here but don’t really have a good idea of what other benefits are offered.

Any help is appreciated.

Congratulations!

Benefits
8% company contribution into 401k
50% match on first $1k
Defined benefit plan
Three different health insurance plans (plus and an international and Hawaii plan)
A Cadillac plan and two high deductible plans with HSA or HRA and company contributions - pilot cost share up to 20%
Dental plan and Vision plan - pilot cost share 17%
Full purpose and limited purpose flexible spending accounts
Dependent care spending account
Accident insurance and critical illness insurance
Long term disability insurance - company paid
Basic Life insurance company paid up to $800k - company paid
Optional life insurance
Basic Accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) insurance - company paid
Optional AD&D
Business accident insurance - company paid
Retiree health plans
Group legal services plan
Adoption program
72 hours of sick accrual per year; unused sick bank rolled into disability sick bank with max 686 hours
Bereavement leave
Maternity leave
Personal leave
Jury service pay protection
Occupational injury or illness leave 168 hours

I would recommend downloading a copy of the 2015 CBA and reading it through a couple of times. At the very least, look through the pertinent parts that interest you the most. Congrats!

Thanks. I’m at a legacy carrier in my first year but I live in the Memphis area so being home based is huge. However I’m projecting 3% seniority when I retire where I’m at and maybe 20% at FedEx.

How long after you interviewed did you find out about the job offer? I know it used to by the end of day 2, but now I'm hearing anywhere from 3 days to 3 weeks..!

1 week after interview

Congrats, that’s great news!

How long did your app sit with FedEx before they called to offer an interview? I assume you listed as available immediately?

By living in Memphis, your seniority gets an artificial boost by virtue of having more options to manipulate your schedule. Plus, you'll probably be earning a better wage earlier in your career than you would at the legacy. So, long term you may be better off.

Yep how senior would you have to be at a legacy to do PM O&Bs to BHM.

We don’t fly PM O&B’s to BHM.

UA