Warehouse General Labour – Day Shift

<p>Join our team in Milton and work for a proudly Canadian company with over 55 locations nationwide! We’re looking for reliable Warehouse Associates to support ongoing projects throughout the year at our busy distribution centre.</p> <p>Important Note:<br /> These are project-based positions, not permanent ongoing roles. That said, we have projects running consistently all year, offering steady work opportunities for dependable workers who perform well.</p> <p>Shifts run Monday-Friday or Thursday-Monday from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM.</p> <p>Why Work With Us:<br /> $18.20/hour<br /> Weekly pay every Friday<br /> Canadian-owned company with a strong history<br /> Supportive team environment with opportunities to be called back for future projects</p> <p>Responsibilities:<br /> Picking, packaging, and labeling products<br /> Building boxes<br /> Moving, organizing, and staging products<br /> Loading and unloading shipments<br /> Keeping your work area clean and safe<br /> During downtime, staying productive by sweeping or cleaning your area</p> <p>Lifting Requirements:<br /> Up to 50lbs</p> <p>Requirements:<br /> Steel-toe safety shoes or boots required<br /> Excellent attendance and punctuality are a must<br /> Positive attitude and strong work ethic<br /> Ability to follow instructions and pay attention to detail</p> <p>If you’re dependable, motivated, and looking for steady project-based work throughout the year, we’d love to hear from you! Please respond to this posting with a copy of your resume. </p> <p>After submitting your resume, you will receive a reach out from our virtual recruiter. This reach out contains an important questionnaire that must be completed to highlight your skills for this position. We will contact qualified candidates for this role</p> <p>AI (Artificial Intelligence) tools may be used at certain points of the pre-screening and selection process for this role. To learn more about ABL’s AI policy, please visit

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