Hudson Warehouse Associate

Hudson Warehouse AssociateWarehouse Associate Opportunity, growth, and meaningful rewards! We offer: Health, dental and vision insurance Generous paid time off (vacation, flex or sick) Holiday pay 401(k) retirement plan Company paid life insurance Tuition reimbursement Employee discounts across all company brands Employee assistance program Training and exciting career growth opportunities Referral program – refer a friend and earn a bonus Benefits may vary by position so ask your recruiter for details. Advertised Compensation: $20.60 an hour This Warehouse Associate Job Is For You, If You Would Enjoy: General stock duties such as picking orders, pricing product, ordering product, loading, and unloading trucks Working at Boston Distribution Center Provide flexibility to work any shift, any day of the week, including weekends & holidays Warehouse Associate Key Duties: Protects all company assets in the stock area including non-stock merchandise Provides a safe and clean environment for stock personnel Places stock orders as required Counts and receives incoming merchandise; reports shortages/overages to management in a timely manner, before required deadlines Counts and completes all appropriate paperwork for merchandise returns to vendors Receives freight, loads, and unloads trucks Provides ongoing stock replenishment to the sales floor Isolates, sorts, and organizes all damaged and outdated products for subsequent supplier credits and returns Organizes all merchandise for annual inventory Assists in inventory and reconciliation of inventory variances Notify management of out of stock merchandise Assist in stocking of stores and backrooms Assist in trash removal and recycling Required Qualifications: Attention to detail with a high degree of accuracy Good time-management skills and problem-solving abilities Ability to multi-task Ability to lift 60lbs Ability to work in environment exposed to the elements, both hot and cold Ability to communicate effectively Previous stockroom or warehouse experience