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Manpower is recruiting for UPS in Amsterdam to fill part-time order picker roles. You will process incoming goods, scan items, sort shipments and help load trucks. The position emphasizes accuracy, physical fitness, and availability for 20 hours per week in the afternoon and evening.
Offer includes €15.85 gross per hour, ATV, travel allowance, and pension accrual, with potential for permanent contract; VOG and security clearance required; Dutch or English language acceptable.
Have you already gained some logistical experience and are you looking for a job that is easy to combine with your free time? Look no further, because at UPS, you are in the right place! You can also count on a gross salary of €15.85 per hour, travel allowance, pension accrual, and a chance for a permanent contract! Are you excited?
Employment agency Manpower is looking for multiple part-time order pickers for UPS in Amsterdam.
In this role, you will process incoming goods and packages. You will scan and check the packages and accompanying documents, sort the shipments, and load the trucks according to the route. You can imagine that accuracy is key. Furthermore, you will also do a lot of walking, lifting, and carrying, so it is important that you are physically fit.
There are different departments where you can work. During the application process, we will look at which department suits you best!
You will be working at one of the most well‑known logistics service providers in the world, namely UPS! UPS primarily focuses on the delivery of packages and all the logistics involved. Proactive thinking and acting in the customer's best interest are central, but of course, you as an employee are just as important. You will be working at the location in Amsterdam, where there is an informal and friendly atmosphere with plenty of room for humor.
In this part‑time position, you will work twenty hours per week in the afternoon and evening from Monday to Friday between 15.00 and 20.00 hrs.
You will need to have lived in the Netherlands for at least the past 8 years, because of the VGB Screening.