Package Sorter (5 : 00 pm to 8 : 00 pm)

Sorter – Bank Controller Title :

Trieur bancaire et Contrôleur des services bancaires — Warehouse Sorter

$16.00 / hour (5 : 00 P.M. — 8 : 00 P.M.)

Pickering— GLS Canada

JOB DESCRIPTION : English will follow

No experience? No resume? No problem!

Job ID : PIC _SORTER_2022

Available schedule :   Monday to Friday from 5 : 00 p.m. to 8 : 00 p.m.

Position Type :   Part-time, permanent

Salary :   Competitive salary ($16.00 per hour) and performance bonuses

Workplace address :   910 McKay Rd, Pickering, ON

Contact Stephanie for information at 343 543 5088, Emma at 647 746 1032, or send Stephanie and Emma your CV to apply at hiring@gls-canada.com.

What is in it for you?

Attractive compensation package :

Eligibility to our 3-tier medical and dental insurance program after 3 months

Eligibility to our RRSP program after 3 months

Long-term disability insurance program

Annual increase and performance bonuses

Referral bonus program

Annual vacation

Annual paid personal / sick days

And in addition, you :

Receive an allowance for safety boots after 3 months

Have access to the free Employee Family Assistance Program

Have access to the Employee Discount Program

Will work in a diverse work environment

Have many opportunities for growth

Requirements and tasks :

Good organizational skills

Extensive training

Excellent attention to detail

Reconciling paperwork

Counting runs to ensure nothing is missing

Teamwork oriented

Perform inbound receiving and outbound shipping processes

Following Health and Safety guidelines

Ability to work standing for an extended period

Ability to lift loads up to 70 lbs

Work Environment :

Warehouse environment

Fast-paced operations

Exposed to changing temperatures

Contact Emma at 647 746 1032, or send Stephanie and Emma your CV to apply at hiring@gls-canada.com.

• GLS Canada has an Equal Access to Employment Program and invites women, Aboriginal peoples, visible minorities, ethnic minorities and persons with disabilities to apply. The masculine verbage is used to lighten the text.