About the Role

Join DHL as a Postbote – Aushilfe / Abrufer (m/w/d) in Buxtehude, an exciting entry-level opportunity for flexible part-time work delivering packages and letters. This role is perfect for Minijobbers or those seeking occasional shifts, allowing you to contribute on specific days or even hourly as your schedule permits. After a fully paid onboarding period, you'll hit the ground running, ensuring reliable and efficient mail and parcel distribution to homes and businesses in the local community.

Key responsibilities include sorting, transporting, and handing over packages and letters with the signature DHL professionalism that customers expect. You'll navigate familiar routes in Buxtehude, interacting directly with recipients to provide excellent service while adhering to safety and delivery protocols. This position demands reliability, physical fitness for handling loads, and a customer-oriented mindset, making it ideal for students, retirees, or anyone looking for supplemental income without long-term commitments.

Working at DHL means being part of a global logistics powerhouse renowned for innovation and employee development. As a leader in supply chain solutions, DHL offers a dynamic environment where your contributions directly impact seamless connectivity worldwide. Even in this flexible aide role, you'll benefit from comprehensive training, supportive teams, and exposure to cutting-edge logistics practices. Career growth is a cornerstone at DHL—many part-time starters advance to full-time positions, supervisory roles, or specialized logistics careers through internal programs, certifications, and performance-based promotions. Embrace the flexibility, gain valuable hands-on experience, and build a pathway to long-term success in one of the world's most vital industries. Apply today and deliver more than just mail—deliver your future with DHL.

Key Responsibilities

• Delivery of packages and letters in Buxtehude
• Working on individual days or by the hour as needed

What We Offer

• Paid onboarding and training