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Warehouse Operative 30H (Afternoon Shift)

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Description

About the role

Reporting to the department management, we are looking for a colleague for the position of WAREHOUSE WORKER, 30 hours per week, for our SALT STORE (GIRONA).

What you'll do

  • Delivering an excellent customer experience when handing over merchandise.
  • Labeling, handling, and storing merchandise.
  • Maintaining the merchandise and the general condition of the warehouse, as well as the in-store displays.
  • Ability to handle large and heavy merchandise.
  • General support for the store.

What we're looking for

A person with proper training, a clear customer service orientation, and a proactive attitude. Someone who is friendly, empathetic, and positive.

We are looking for people interested in a 30-hour part-time schedule.

It is essential to be available to work from Monday to Saturday, as well as Sundays/holidays when the store is open as established by the regional government, respecting the weekly rest days set out in the department store collective bargaining agreement.

A forklift license is essential.

What you'll get

  • Permanent contract
  • Fixed salary plus variable pay based on achieving collective goals.
  • Training so you can continue growing with us.

About the company & team

A little about us

CONFORAMA is a multinational company and a leader in home furnishing. We are more than 2,500 people spread across 57 stores in the Iberian Peninsula and the islands. We share a common vision: to make comfort accessible to all our customers by fully meeting their expectations.

We are a young and dynamic company where talent and human quality are our main values. We see internal talent as the most important and differentiating factor of our project. We create a positive, pleasant working environment where people can be happy.

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