About the Role

Join DHL as a Part-Time Postal Worker (Postbote für Pakete und Briefe - Aushilfe) in Schriesheim, where you'll play a vital role in ensuring seamless delivery of packages and letters to homes and businesses in the local community. This flexible position is perfect for those seeking immediate employment with adaptable hours, allowing you to balance work with other commitments while contributing to DHL's world-class logistics network.

Key responsibilities include sorting, loading, and delivering mail and parcels efficiently and safely, interacting with customers to provide excellent service, and adhering to traffic and safety regulations during routes. You'll operate in a dynamic environment, navigating local areas with a company vehicle, ensuring timely and accurate deliveries that keep Schriesheim connected.

At DHL, the world's leading logistics company, you'll benefit from a competitive tariff hourly wage of 17.77 € (including regional allowance), immediate onboarding, and truly flexible scheduling. DHL fosters a supportive culture emphasizing employee well-being, professional development, and innovation in supply chain solutions. As part of Deutsche Post DHL Group, you'll have access to cutting-edge technology, comprehensive training programs, and opportunities for advancement—from part-time roles to full-time positions, supervisory roles, or specialized logistics careers.

This entry-level opportunity offers a gateway to a rewarding career in logistics. Gain hands-on experience, build transferable skills like time management and customer service, and grow with a global leader committed to sustainability and diversity. Start immediately, earn competitively, and pave your path to long-term success with DHL—where your dedication delivers impact every day.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver packages and letters as a postal worker
• Work flexibly as a part-time helper (Aushilfe)

What We Offer

• 17.77 € tariff hourly wage including regional allowance
• Immediate start possible
• Flexible working hours