I work for FedEx, and I can %100 guarantee if someone working there opened your package they would no longer have a job. And depending on severity of said package there could be legal repercussions.
Albeit, we do not need a "warrant" to open something. But a very, very good reason. Trust me, no one wants to lose a job at a Fortune 50 (not 500) company for something so stupid as opening a box.
By "open," it doesn't mean a guy throwing boxes on the belt from a truck. It's referring to someone in a position of power being able to pull a box aside, open it to inspect the contents, and put it back on the line. The postmaster at a local station or someone higher up would be the candidates for such an operation here.
Average Handler Dude would get fired for that. Your district manager would not if ordered to pull it aside and open it.
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