We're looking for a full time warehouse employee.

Job would be to package boxes, pull and organize inventory, make shipping labels, and sometimes mount tires and install wheels (rarely, but will train)

Compensation starts at $10/HR

must be able to lift up to 70lbs

email your resume to Zoeb@WheelDude.com if you're interested in the position or if you have questions

(*hint, we don't hire people who can't follow those instructions so please don't PM )

Feel free to call about the position also if you have questions.

 

Hmm, let's see:

$10/hr. full time = $1,600/mo.
Taxes - 20% = $320/mo.
Leaves $1,280/mo.

Avg. rent (room) in the area (first 20 listings on CL with pricing in the title) $750/mo.
health insurance as ordered by Führer Obama = $100/mo.
car insurance as ordered by the state = $50/mo.
Registration (state) = $5/mo.
Utilities (not included in rent) = $75/mo.
vehicle maintenance = $20/mo. (oil change every 3 months @ $60)
food @ $10/day for all meals, etc. = $280

Money left over = $0

Sorry, can't afford to work there.

 

I LOL'd

 

Plus commute. Where is said warehouse...I need a hobby, but I'm not driving far to donate my time, oh I mean "earn" $10 an hour

 

made my WHOLE day!!!!!!!!!!!! LMFAO
you forgot GAS bill, cell phone bill, maybe car payment and car insurance. your well into the negative. hope you find a 17 year old that is living with there parents. to fill this job up.

 

I wish my utilities were $75 a month.

 

Damn who the hell is YOUR insurance carrier??? Sign me up!

 

Honestly guys I don't see what the big deal is: obviously they're looking for a school kid that would otherwise flip burgers for $8 or whatever the min wage is these days, so that expenses breakdown is stupid. And if I was a school kid looking for my 1st job, this would be 10x cooler to me than flipping burgers and getting yelled at by fat lowlife trash every day

 

exactly, this is just an entry level position and like he said, beats flipping burgers.

 

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Would rather get paid $10 and work for wheeldude than $13 dealing with food service.

And hope there were some benefits like discounted Rotas

 

discounted wheels, other parts, tire mounting, being able to work on your car etc.

Plus, it says starts at $10/hr, could be more based on experience, and you will get a raise if you perform well.

 

if you are a highschooler tho, that's $3 more an hour, all your friends probably work there, and it's a popular hangout spot

just comparing people make their own choices on where to work

 

where is this warehouse located?

 

Fremont