"Grocery Shopper & Delivery Driver (Contract Role – Flexible Hours, Paid Per Order)"

Posted 19 days ago

bunchaClinton (MI)

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Grocery Shopper & Delivery Driver (Contract Role – Flexible Hours, Paid Per Order) Clinton Township Personal Shopper & Delivery Driver | Buncha Flexible Shopping & Delivery Opportunities – Start Earning Quickly Buncha is looking for reliable and motivated team members to shop for and deliver grocery and household orders using their personal vehicle. In this role, you'll be responsible for both shopping and delivery. Using the Buncha app, you'll shop customer orders in-store and deliver completed orders directly to customers. Whether you're looking for extra income, flexible work, or the ability to pick up opportunities based on your schedule, Buncha gives you the flexibility to choose when you want to work.
What You'll Do:
  • Shop grocery and household orders in-store using the Buncha app
  • Deliver completed orders using your personal vehicle
  • Communicate with customers regarding substitutions or delivery updates when needed
  • Follow delivery instructions and complete deliveries safely and on time
  • Provide friendly, reliable, and professional customer service
  • What You GetEarn $10 per completed order
  • Keep 100% of customer tips
  • Daily payments available
  • Flexible scheduling – claim opportunities that fit your availability
  • Active, fast-paced work environment
Requirements:
  • Must be 21 years or older
  • Valid U.S. driver's license with a clean driving record
  • Personal vehicle in good working condition
  • Valid personal auto insurance
  • Ability to lift 50+ lbs
  • Must pass a background check
About BunchaBuncha is building a more affordable, sustainable, and community-driven way for neighborhoods to receive groceries and household essentials. We are focused on delivering reliable service while creating flexible earning opportunities for our team members. Buncha is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Learn more at gobuncha.com

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