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Walmart Stocker / Backroom / Receiving Associate $15-$21/hr

Posted 5 days ago

walmartMount Pleasant (SC)

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$40,950 per year

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About the role

Walmart is seeking Stockers / Backroom / Receiving Associates to support store operations by unloading deliveries, organizing inventory, stocking shelves, and preparing merchandise for the sales floor. Associates are responsible for unloading trucks, sorting and organizing merchandise in the backroom, stocking shelves, rotating inventory, building displays, labeling products, and keeping the backroom and sales floor organized. Backroom and Receiving Associates may also use pallet jacks, carts, and inventory systems to move and track merchandise throughout the store. This position typically pays $15 to $21 per hour, with opportunities for overnight shift differential pay, overtime pay, holiday pay, and performance-based raises depending on shift and location. Associates are responsible for maintaining inventory accuracy, organizing backroom bins, preparing merchandise for stocking, assisting with truck unloads, stocking shelves, setting up promotional displays, and helping keep the store clean and organized. Overnight stockers focus on stocking shelves and preparing the store for opening while the store is closed. Full-time and part-time employees may be eligible for benefits including health, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k) with company match, paid time off, employee discount programs, tuition assistance through Walmart’s Live Better U program, and opportunities for advancement into Team Lead or Department Manager roles. Some locations may also offer overnight shift bonuses and attendance incentives.

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