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United Parcel Service, Inc. is hiring a Part-Time Permanent Early Morning Warehouse Worker in Ontario. The role involves sorting and loading packages into UPS vehicles, with starts around 3:00–4:00 am and 3–5 hour shifts.
The job offers a starting wage of $18.50/hour, with union-based progression to over $31/hour and strong benefits after initial service. Immediate access to discounts and EAP are provided. Candidates must lift up to 70 lbs, work five days a week, and read postal codes.
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The Early Morning Warehouse Worker position is a physical, fast-paced, and labor-intensive role within a warehouse environment that involves sorting/stocking packages as well as loading and unloading them into and out of UPS package delivery vehicles and trailers.
Job Type: Part-Time Permanent
Work Location: 456 Grays Rd, Stoney Creek, On L8E 2B1
Workdays: Monday to Friday
Shift Schedule Start Time: 03:00am - 04:00am (approx.)
Shift Schedule End Time: 09:00am -10:30am (approx.)
Shift Duration: 3-5 hours per day
Hourly Wage: $18.50
Of Note: In our industry, this position is also known as Warehouse Worker, Warehouse Associate, Preloaders, Sorter, Loader/Unloader, and Shipper/Receiver Employee Type: Permanent
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