Warehouse worker

Warehouse worker Sunday shift in Schiphol-Rijk

What are you going to do?

In this position as a warehouse employee, you will perform a variety of tasks. You will be involved in order picking, loading and unloading goods, preparing orders for shipment, sending orders, managing warehouse inventory, securing goods according to work orders, loading products for shipment, and various other warehouse activities.

About the employer

The client operates as a logistics service provider within the telecommunications and technology sector and focuses on the processing of various products, such as mobile phones, televisions, and CT scanners. The modern warehouse covers an area of ​​approximately 16,000 m² and is almost fully automated. If you live in the Amsterdam, Haarlem, Zaanstad, or Haarlemmermeer region and are looking for an exciting employer, this may be an interesting opportunity for you. Do not hesitate to apply, as they are constantly looking for new employees!

Requirements

  • You are available to work on Sundays from 12:00 to 21:00 or from 13:00 to 22:00.
  • You are proficient in the Dutch or English language.
  • You have experience in a warehouse.

What we offer

  • The salary ranges between €15.01 and €15.56 gross per hour, depending on your experience.
  • You receive an additional 20% surcharge for working on Sundays.
  • The position is a part-time employment.
  • The salary is paid every 4 weeks.
  • Free parking is available.
  • The appointment starts with a temporary employment contract, but there is certainly the possibility of permanent employment.

More information

Apics Flexjobs is the recruitment agency for the best jobs at the best logistics companies! Together, we try to make the company as accessible as possible for everyone, and we want to offer people the opportunity to get to work. Personal contact is very important within the Apics Flexjobs team. We will do everything we can to make you feel welcome within our team.


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