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Compensation Competitive Hourly Pay - Paid weekly, every Friday! Amerit Fleet Solutions, one of the leading fleet maintenance companies in the US , is looking to hire a skilled Technician.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionCDL A Driver $1600-$2000 weekly payJob Overview:As a Company Solo Truck Driver, you'll play a crucial role in our mission to deliver goods safely and efficiently delivering Reefer freight.
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In-Home Usage Testers are considered independent contractors, we pay weekly every Wednesday by direct deposit or by cheque. Benefits:Very competitive pay rateWeekly payWork around your own scheduleLearn about an exciting industryTelecommute (you can work from home, work or school)Most of the time you can keep the product you tested.
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Competitive salary with weekly pay - AKA makin' that Cheddar. Dining and other discounts - did someone say Honey Butter Croissants? Flexible schedules - we care about your life outside of work, too.
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