Gi Group Deutschland GmbH | Germany | Gießen | Full time | Published since: 03.08.2026 on stepstone.de
Logistics employees can plan shifts (m/f/d)
The Gi Group is an internationally aspiring personal service provider with more than 500 locations in 40 countries. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Your activities as logistics staff Accepting goods: All incoming deliveries are accurate with the handheld scanner Creating order: You systematically sort the scanned articles into the shelves Take control: You are equal to the quantities delivered with the shipping documents Cleanliness: empties and packaging materials are available for disposal
That's what you bring Features: You are absolutely reliable, flexible and learn quickly Language skills: You can communicate safely in good German (word and writing) Team spirit: You have great pleasure in working with colleagues Experience: First practice in the camp is a plus, but no need to (complete welcome)
from now in full time in Gießen for 16,12 € gross per hour Attractive wage: Look forward to €16.12 gross hourly wage plus tariff surcharges Extras: Holiday and Christmas money you receive from the 6th month of employment Security: A long-term commitment with a clear professional perspective awaits you Future: Very good chances of taking a holiday by our customers are offered
Contact
 | Gi Group Deutschland GmbH | |
| 93055 Gießen | ||
| Germany | ||
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