1 month Logistics Assistant (Mon-Fri | Paid Every 2wks | Transport Prov. | Tuas)

💰 Pay: $14/hour (Paid biweekly)📍 Location: Tuas South📅 Commitment: 1 month🚀 Start: Immediate🕒 Working Hours7:30 AM – 4:45 PM1-hour unpaid break🚌 TransportCompany transport is provided from Boon Lay MRT (two-way).For the first day, candidates must travel to the workplace on their own. Company transport will be available for the trip home after work.Job Duties:Pack items according to order listsPick and label itemsCarry loads of up to 15kgAssist with other ad hoc warehouse dutiesMust have your own safety bootsApply now via WhatsApp!By submitting your personal data and resume, you consent to our use and sharing of this information with prospective employers for evaluating and processing your job application.“This is in partnership with the Employment and Employability Institute Pte Ltd (“e2i”).By submitting your application for this position, you consent to the collection, use, and disclosure of your personal data by Kanry Search Singapore Pte Ltd and its recruitment partners, including Employment and Employability Institute Pte Ltd, for the purpose of i) employment facilitation and ii) data and statistical analysis. You may find out more information on the PDPA policies at and Search Singapore Pte Ltd | 24C2261Cheryl Lee | R22103993

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