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Capacidad para trabajar un horario flexible de tiempo completo, que incluye turnos de mañana, de noche y de fin de semana, y para trabajar horas extras según sea necesario. Paga y Tiempo Libre Pagado Competitivo.
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En la medida permitida por la ley aplicable, Superior Grocers conservará su Información Personal durante el tiempo que sea razonablemente necesario para cumplir con los fines para los que, recopilada, incluso con el propósito de cumplir con cualquier requisito u obligación legal, contable u otros requisitos u obligaciones de presentación de informes.
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Los empleados también son elegibles para un sólido programa de beneficios, que incluye cobertura médica, dental, oftalmológica, de medicamentos recetados, plan 401k, programa de bienestar, seguro de vida, tiempo libre remunerado y licencia parental remunerada, entre otras opciones de planes de beneficios.
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Asociados del centro de distribución de FNL contribuyen al éxito de FNL al garantizar que nuestros clientes reciban un pedido completo y preciso, a tiempo y en excelentes condiciones. Capaz de estar de pie o caminar durante largos períodos de tiempo (8-12 horas.
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