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Gwinnett fulfillment center hiring 196 seasonal workers

One of Radial’s distribution centers. Courtesy of Radial.
One of Radial’s distribution centers. Courtesy of Radial.
By Amanda C. Coyne
Nov 7, 2019

Looking for a new job, or some extra holiday cash? A Buford fulfillment center is looking for nearly 200 new workers.

The Radial fulfillment center is part of the supply chain that gets online shopping orders to customer’s doors. The holiday season is the busiest time of year for online shopping, so the Buford warehouse needs a few hundred extra hands.

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Radial is hiring 196 people for entry-level positions including fulfillment associates, packers and pickers, according to a company spokesperson. The pay starts at $15 an hour, and those who work overtime can receive double time pay.

The new positions are seasonal, but there are opportunities to move into full-time positions after the holiday season is over, according to a Radial spokesperson. Those interested can apply at Radial's website.

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