Mail Sorter
staffworks groupGreen Bay (WI)
$17.00 per hour
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Job Description
Pay: $17.00 per hour
Job description:
Mail Sorter – 1st Shift | $17/hr | Full-Time (Staffworks)Staffworks is hiring a Mail Sorter for a reliable first-shift assignment in a production environment. This is a great opportunity for someone who wants steady hours, consistent pay, and straightforward work. Pay$17.00 per hour Weekly pay through Staffworks Schedule 1st shift, daytime hours Mon-Fri Full-time, ongoing assignment
Job Duties:
Sort mail and printed materials by zip code, size, or job type Prepare mail for processing and shipment Maintain accuracy and attention to detail Stand and move throughout the shift Keep work areas clean and organized
Requirements:
Reliable attendance and strong work ethic Ability to stand for long periods and lift light to moderate items Attention to detail and ability to follow instructions Warehouse, production, or mailroom experience is a plus but not required What Staffworks Offers Weekly pay Fast hiring process Ongoing work with consistent hours Local support from a dedicated recruiter Apply Now Apply today and a recruiter will reach out quickly to review details and next steps. SD123
Benefits:
Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Vision insurance Application Question(s):Where and when exactly were you a mail sorter and for how long?
Experience:
Mail sorting: 1 year (Required)License/Certification: Driving license and Vehicle (Required)
Work Location: In person\nCompany
Description: We offer top pay, full time, year long work
Company Description: We offer top pay, full time, year long work
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