General Labor, Sorter, Entry Level - We're hiring General Laborers / Sorters to sort recyclables at a large recycling and processing plant in Spokane, WA. Sorting recyclables is not a glamorous job but it's a necessary one that helps keep our community clean. This position does not require a resume, a candidate's ability to follow directions and the results of the realistic job preview will determine if we consider moving forward in candidacy for a future or present full-time position. Our candidate selection process is based on specific criteria to foster a positive and efficient workforce that aligns with Leadpoint's culture. NO DIPLOMA OR EXPERIENCE NEEDED Tons of Growth Potential - We Promote from Within! 1sht Shift Available Schedule: 7am-5:30pm; Mon-Fri, with occasional Saturdays As a full-time General Laborer / Sorter, you'll earn $18.48 per hour. Plus, as a General Laborer / Sorter at Leadpoint, you'll enjoy perks that include: Health, dental, vision benefits & more after 60 days of employment Company-provided PPE including safety vests, hard hats, safety glasses, protective gloves and arm shields. An employee lunchroom with a refrigerator and microwave for your use. Weekly pay & accrued time off Prior warehouse, general labor or sorting experience is a plus, but not required. We need reliable, detail and safety-oriented Sorters who: Are at least 18 years of age or older Can lift up to 25 pounds, as needed, and stand for your entire shift. Consent to a background check. Leadpoint prides itself on being a second-chance employer. Consent to a drug screen. Have reliable transportation to get to work although many of our facilities are located near a bus line. We also promote carpooling and ride sharing. If you can follow instructions and enjoy working as part of a team, then please APPLY NOW to start your career with Leadpoint. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. This is a safety sensitive position for which impairment while working presents substantial risk of injury so the company will be testing for THC.
