Inbound Freight Unloader, Office & Gaming Chairs

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Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing

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$16.50/hour

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About the role

Job Description: Own the unload: keep high‑demand seating products moving Picture this: it’s 8:00 AM, the first container arrives, and your crew gets to work. By mid‑day, office and gaming chairs are staged, scanned, and ready for distribution. At 5:00 PM, you’ve wrapped a productive shift and queued up for Friday’s paycheck.

Your impact: Unload containers efficiently and safely Handle office and gaming chairs; stage for put‑away Support dock loading/unloading as needed Use RF scanners; assist with pick/pack Perform general labor to maintain workflow The basics

Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Compensation: $16.50/hour (general labor)Pay cycle: Every Friday; direct deposit offered Your toolkit Warehouse and distribution experience Furniture handling background General labor readiness Pick and pack familiarityRF scanning skills Unload/Loading experience Apply now Text your full name and email to Jackie at (626) 476-7925.Resumen en Español Buscamos personal para descargar contenedores con sillas de oficina y sillas gamer. Horario: Lunes a Viernes, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PMPago: $16.50 por hora Pago semanal todos los viernes y depósito directo disponible Para aplicar, envía un texto con tu nombre completo y correo electrónico a Jackie (626) 476-7925.

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