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Green Bay Packaging Inc. in Green Bay, WI, is seeking a General Laborer to support production by performing stacking, feeding, and assembly tasks. The role includes assisting machine operators, reporting time and production, and covering for absences as needed.
Training is provided, with direct supervision available. Candidates must be 18+, have a high school diploma or GED, and be able to lift 20–50 lbs and stand 8–10 hours per shift; overtime is required.
The General Laborer performs a variety of plant duties, including direct production tasks like stacking, feeding, and assisting machine operators, as well as assisting in assembly. This role supports production by filling in on machines and assembly department when needed and ensuring accurate reporting and quality checks. Direct supervision is always available, and training is provided for all assigned tasks.
In addition to a competitive wage, the selected candidate will enjoy a comprehensive benefit package including medical, dental, vision, prescription drug, wellness programs, STD, LTD, life insurance, company matching 401(k) and pension. Green Bay Packaging benefits may vary by position or division.
Started in 1933, Green Bay Packaging Inc. is a family-owned, vertically integrated company consisting of corrugated container plants, a folding carton facility, recycled and virgin containerboard mills, pressure-sensitive label roll stock plants, timberlands, a paper slitting operation, and a sawmill facility. Headquartered in Green Bay, WI, Green Bay Packaging Inc. employs over 5,000 team members and operates more than 40 facilities in 16 states. Green Bay Packaging is committed to innovative product development, sustainable forestry practices, and emphasizes safety, quality, and continuous improvement. For more information, visit gbp.com.
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