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Generous paid time off, holiday and sick time WiselyPay - get earned wages up to two days early Paid parental leave (up to 16 weeks) KinderCare tuition discountRetirement and bonus plans Co-worker discount, meal deal, and referral bonus Pet insurance program Education assistance and learning programs Safety shoe reimbursement 24/7 telehealth visits Dental and vision plans Medical and Rx plans (must work min.
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Randstad - (Warehouse / Material Handler / Forklift Operator) Randstad is currently recruiting for Warehouse Worker positions for a local and established company. Responsibilities include performing all aspects of warehouse upkeep and order fulfillment, lifting up to 50lbs unassisted, operating a manual pallet jack, standing on feet for up to 8 hours, operating an RF scannermore.
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As a Warehouse Worker at PocketLedge in New Jersey, you will play a crucial role in ensuring efficient operations within our warehouse facility. Equipment Operation: Operate warehouse equipment such as forklifts and pallet jacks safely and efficiently.
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