Packaging Vinyl records
Company
Unified Manufacturing
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Job Type
Contractor
Posted
12 days ago
Via
Craigslist
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Job Description
We are looking for honest, reliable, hardworking people to help pack 43,000 vinyl records at our warehouse.
Pay
$24 per hour – paid in cash
Schedule
Weekday shifts: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Evening shifts: 3:30 PM – 11:00 PM
Breaks
• 30-minute paid break
• 30-minute unpaid break
Start Date
Work begins March 16
Weekend Work Available
March 21–22
Requirements
• Must be reliable and show up on time
• Must be hardworking and able to move quickly
• Must have your own transportation
• Must be able to stand and work full shift
We have consistent warehouse work available throughout the year for good workers.
Location: Los Angeles (near Vernon)
To apply:
Text your name, age, and work experience to: [your phone number]
Include “Warehouse Job” in your message.
Pay
$24 per hour – paid in cash
Schedule
Weekday shifts: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Evening shifts: 3:30 PM – 11:00 PM
Breaks
• 30-minute paid break
• 30-minute unpaid break
Start Date
Work begins March 16
Weekend Work Available
March 21–22
Requirements
• Must be reliable and show up on time
• Must be hardworking and able to move quickly
• Must have your own transportation
• Must be able to stand and work full shift
We have consistent warehouse work available throughout the year for good workers.
Location: Los Angeles (near Vernon)
To apply:
Text your name, age, and work experience to: [your phone number]
Include “Warehouse Job” in your message.
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