Up to 30 per hour - Bonus of 1000 - Delivery Package Associate

Posted 17 days ago

torero global outsourcingPacifica (CA)

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$25.00 to $26.50

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Delivery DriverApply today and start next week as a Delivery Driver! NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED! EARN UP TO $30.00 HOURLY WITH BONUSES! WILLING TO TRAIN THE RIGHT CANDIDATES! Based in South SF. No Commercial Driver's License needed to be a delivery driver.
JOB DETAILS: $25.00 to $26.50 base hourly pay depending on experience and schedule. Shift will be approx. 8-9 hours from 9:15a to 6:00/7:00p. Opportunity to earn from $0.50 to $3.13 extra per hour in bonuses based on performance, efficiency, and attendance. Bonus of $1000 paid out over your initial months of employment (must have no call outs each month to be eligible for this discretionary bonus and have at least 5 shifts per week). Quarterly retention bonus that increases each quarter with tenure. Earn paid time off. Health benefits provided. New van, gas, and insurance provided. Paid training provided. We have operations 7 days per week. Full time employees will work 4 to 5 days/week. REQUIRED TO WORK AT LEAST ONE WEEKEND DAY!
Requirements QUALIFICATIONS: 21 years of age or older. Possess a valid driver's license (Commercial Driver's license NOT required). No more than 2 accidents/tickets/infractions in 3 years (Driving Record). Pass Pre-employment drug test (4 Panel Drug Test). Ability to lift, push, pull and move boxes up to 50 pounds each. Great attitude and energy. M Star Shipping is a logistics company specializing in parcel delivery to residential and commercial locations. We work to provide an environment of growth and empowerment with a good team that delivers not only packages but smiles to our customers. We are based out of South San Francisco.

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