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GetYourStuff LLC, an Amazon DSP, is hiring a Seasonal Delivery Driver in Kansas for peak holiday operations. This is a Seasonal Full-Time role with a 4‑day work week and 10-hour shifts, paying $23.00/hour, with bi-weekly pay. Opportunities for continued employment after peak season.
The job emphasizes delivering packages on time, safe driving, excellent customer service, and ability to work in varying weather while lifting up to 70 lbs. Immediate safety checks and team collaboration are required.
This is aSeasonal Full-Timeposition with GetYourStuff LLC, an Amazon DSP, delivering Amazon packages during the holiday PEAK season!
This seasonal assignment is expected to run through approximately thesecond week of January, based on operational needs.Opportunities for continued full-time employment may be available following the seasonal assignment.Continued employment is not guaranteed and will depend on business needs, individual performance, and available opportunities.
We needreliable,independent,flexible,hard workerswho pay attention to details, can quicklyproblem solvea wide range of situations, andwinin afast-pacedenvironment!
Ideal candidates are enthusiastic, communicate effectively, and are ready to get the job done. Successful delivery drivers enjoy being out on the road driving, put safety first, and care deeply about customer expectations and satisfaction.
We are looking for team players who want to work hard, earn competitive seasonal pay, and potentially pursue continued employment opportunities after PEAK.
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HIRING PROCESS takes approximately 1 WEEK to COMPLETE.It may take longer if you have an out-of-state driver’s license.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to any characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law.