Amazon Warehouse Associate – Buffalo, NY JOB ID- 1165

Job Description

Position Overview

Amazon is hiring warehouse workers in Buffalo, NY to collect, package, and ship customer orders, as well as receive and process customer returns.

 

Key Responsibilities

Collecting, packaging, and shipping customer orders

Receiving and processing customer returns

Required Qualifications

Be 18 years old or above

Have a high school certificate or an equal diploma

Be fit and healthy

Able to understand and adhere to all safety requirements

Be able to lift 40+ pounds (22kg)

Speak and understand basic English

Compensation

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Starting hourly rate of $18 per hour for all full-time, part-time, and seasonal contractors in Buffalo, NY

Potential start-up bonus of up to $1000 (not available in all regions)

Weekly pay via direct deposit or paycard

Benefits & Perks

Healthcare

Employee discounts

401(k) savings

Paid time off

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