Inbound Transportation Supervisor
TJX
Inbound Transportation Supervisor
TJX
Runs off-price clothing and home goods stores
At TJX Companies, every day brings new opportunities for growth, exploration, and achievement. You’ll be part of our vibrant team that embraces diversity, fosters collaboration, and prioritizes your development. Whether you’re working in our four global Home Offices, Distribution Centers or Retail Stores—TJ Maxx, Marshalls, Homegoods, Homesense, Sierra, Winners, and TK Maxx, you’ll find abundant opportunities to learn, thrive, and make an impact. Come join our TJX family—a Fortune 100 company and the world’s leading off-price retailer.
Job Description:
The Inbound Transportation Supervisor leads and develops a team of Associate Planners (APs) responsible for the day-to-day execution of inbound transportation support. The Supervisor has direct accountability for team performance, including the quality, quantity, timeliness, consistency, and service levels of AP work. This role directs workload and priorities, provides coaching and performance feedback, and serves as an escalation point for complex transportation issues and carrier service failures.
The Supervisor partners across Transportation Planning, carriers, vendors, Business Enablement, Strategy & Analytics, Freight Payment, EDI, Consolidation, Special Services, Supply Chain Investigations, and IT to maintain freight flow, improve carrier and operational performance, strengthen AP processes and controls, and advance workflow and technology improvements.
What You’ll Do
Minimum Qualifications
Address:
300 Value WayLocation:
USA Home Office Marlborough MA 300 Value WayThis position has a starting salary range of USD $61,000.00 to $82,100.00 per year. Actual starting pay is determined by a number of factors, including relevant skills, qualifications, and experience.TJX runs off-price stores that sell brand-name clothing, shoes, accessories and home goods for less than department stores and malls charge, in the United States and abroad. Its best-known U.S. chains are T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods, which shoppers visit often because each store's mix of labels and products changes from week to week. Instead of ordering fixed seasonal collections, its buyers purchase closeouts, canceled orders and excess production directly from brands, and TJX makes money by reselling those goods at markdowns while keeping its own buying costs low. TJX was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Framingham, Massachusetts.
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