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Lidl US in North Carolina is hiring Warehouse Associates to receive, pick, and ship products to our stores, supporting our growing customer base. You will follow a focused onboarding plan with safety training and a 90‑day program to ensure you and Lidl are aligned for success.
Responsibilities include accurate pick/pack across temperature zones, inventory checks, pallet preparation, and safe operation of equipment. Starting pay is $20/hour with incentives up to $8/hour, plus PTO and DailyPay.
Warehouse Associates make sure that products are properly received, selected, and delivered to our stores for our ever-growing number of customers to enjoy. Our teams are comprised of hardworking, dedicated individuals who work quickly, efficiently, and safely to meet the needs of our stores and customers. A thorough and comprehensive training and safety program provides the skills our associates need to be successful. Warehouse Associates work among four departments in the warehouse (Order Picking, Receiving, Returns, and Recycling). Most Warehouse Associates start in the order picking role. All roles are required to work in various temperature zones ranging from ambient to freezing temperatures (as low as -15 degrees Fahrenheit).
We want members of our team to build a lasting career, not just take on another job. That is why when you join our warehouse team, you will start with a focused onboarding plan covering the core of our logistics operations (including receiving, order selection, and power equipment safety). Throughout your initial 90-day period, you will have regular bi-weekly check-ins and receive all essential equipment and high-visibility apparel. This 90-day introductory window helps ensure that both you and Lidl are aligned for success as we work together to power our stores and communities.
At Lidl, we know that in order for our people to do their best, they must be at their best. That’s why we offer a competitive selection of performance-based incentives and rewards.