Shipper (Seasonal)
jenni bick custom journalsAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
Shipper (Seasonal)
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jenni bick custom journalsAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description:
This is a seasonal position, which requires full availability from Thanksgiving through New Years. There is the potential for this position to become permanent. Shipping duties include but are not limited to: Shipping individual online orders Shipping bulk logo orders Packing boxes with attention to detail and care given to the customer's unboxing experience. Printing labels for each shipment Lifting up to 50 pounds Transport of books to storage Maintain appropriate levels for all shipping supplies Keep the workspace clean and tidy\nCompany
Description:
Jenni Bick is the premier stationery store in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area. With a specific focus on journals Jenni Bick stocks it's own collection of unique leather journals as well as notebooks from companies around the world. With wide selections of greeting cards, pens, albums, stickers and much more Jenni Bick is an oasis of calm beauty in the middle of the city.
Company Description:
Jenni Bick is the premier stationery store in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area. With a specific focus on journals Jenni Bick stocks it's own collection of unique leather journals as well as notebooks from companies around the world. With wide selections of greeting cards, pens, albums, stickers and much more Jenni Bick is an oasis of calm beauty in the middle of the city.
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