Seasonal Warehouse Associate

Posted 2 days ago

workforce strategiesKentwood (MI)

Stockers and Order Fillers Toy and Hobby Goods and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$17.50-$18.50/hr

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About the role

Job Description: VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqqNiuz-lKcIf you’re still a kid at heart, come join the fun! This warehouse and fulfillment center for a variety of eCommerce retailers (think board games, cards, and toys), needs dedicated Order Processors to join their team for their busiest holiday season that will soon be underway! As an Order Processor, you’ll repackage toys and games that have been returned from online orders and prepare them for reshipment around the country. A positive attitude and attention to detail are keys to success in this full-time role with potential. Let’s chat about the Order Processor role if you: Thrive in a fast paced work environment Are looking for temporary work to earn some extra cash before the holiday season Have excellent attention-to-detail to help avoid “That’s not what I ordered!” moments Can wield a tape gun like a boss Are able to lift up to 50 lbs. and don’t mind the daily workout that comes with moving and stacking boxes Would rather be moving on your feet than sitting at a desk all-day Are comfortable working in a warehouse environment (bright, loud, lively, temperature variations)Can pass a THC-friendly pre-employment drug screen and background check Think jeans are the ideal work uniform Are able to communicate in English (written and verbally)Have dependable transportation that gets you to work on time every day Have a HS diploma/GEDWe offer Warehouse Order Processors: Temporary, seasonal work through January Weekly pay ranging from $17.50-$18.50/hr Full-time work on 1st & 2nd shift$100 referral bonus when you refer a friend to work with WSIA bright, clean, and team-oriented environment#IND1

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