Magazine Picking Jackson, MI

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mcclatchy companytheJackson (MN)

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Description Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 3:30 pm, overtime/weekends as neededRequirements: 6 months general warehouse experience preferred. May require handling of sophisticate magazines and other sensitive products as part of standard business operations. Employment contingent on background check and drug test.
SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES: 100% Operations Report to work in numbered pick station, as assigned. Accurately pick magazines, per perfect-pick system/station indicator lights. Place magazines in shipping container, according to numbered shipping label. Carry (walk) magazines to next assigned shipping container, as required. Use retractable safety cutters to cut bundles to access loose magazine inventory. Restock pick line, as assigned. Keep assigned pick zone clean and organized. Work in other departments, as assigned. Other duties as assigned. Goals & Objectives: Meet or exceed company production/accuracy standards Adhere to all safety protocols and company policies and procedures.
Compensation: Competitive wage starting at $15.00 Retention and/or Referral Bonus after 3 months. See Program Details for eligibility.
Physical Requirements: "F" FOR FREQUENTLY; "O" FOR OCCASIONALLY; "N" FOR NOT AT ALL. On the job the employee must: (F) Bend (O) Sit (F) Squat (F) Stand (N) Crawl (F) Walk (N) Climb (F) Kneel (F) Push/Pull (F) Handle Objects (manual dexterity) (O) Reach above shoulder level (F) Use fine finger movements MENTAL:On the job the employee must be able: (F) Read/Comprehend (O) Write (F) Perform calculations (F) Communicate Orally (F) Reason and Analyze ENVIRONMENTAL:On the job the employee: (N) Is exposed to excessive noise (F) Is around moving machinery (N) Is exposed to marked changes in temperature and/or humidity is exposed to: (N) dust (N) fumes (N) gases (N) radiation (N) microwave (N) Drives motorized equipment (N) Works in confined quarters MUST CARRY/LIFT LOADS OF:(F) Light (up to 25lbs.) (O) Moderate (25-50 lbs.) (O) Heavy (over 50lbs.) About the McClatchy Media Company The McClatchy Media Company features a portfolio of vibrant and trusted news, lifestyle, and entertainment brands, and a robust retail distribution network. Our iconic local news brands, such as the Miami Herald, The Kansas City Star, and The Sacramento Bee, have collectively earned a total of 57 Pulitzer prizes and are complemented by popular lifestyle and entertainment brands such as Us Weekly and Woman's World. Together, our brands reach more than 100 million unique visitors a month. The McClatchy Retail Network, our distribution and logistics arm, offers delivery to more than 56,000 retail locations weekly. McClatchy strives to be an employer of choice, and our benefits package is made with this goal in mind. With a focus on well-being and daily life, our package options include healthcare coverage for employees and their families, financial protection from expected and unexpected expenses, multiple no-cost wellness resources and even coverage for four-legged friends. Our overall benefits package also includes a 401(k) with employer match, competitive paid time off and holidays, and a variety of mental health benefits. For more information on McClatchy's benefit plan, please visit McClatchyLivewell.com. LI-DNPEqual Opportunity EmployerThis employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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