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Luxury Goods Picker/Packer - Morning Part-Time
Company
Emilia Wickstead
Location
London
Job Type
Part-time
Posted
6 days ago
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via Jobijoba UK
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Job Description
Emilia Wickstead is seeking a meticulous Part Time Picker/Packer to join our London studio. In this role you will handle picking, packing and dispatching ecommerce and retail orders with care to meet brand standards, while enjoying luxury packaging responsibilities.
You will work five mornings per week, supporting stockroom operations, labeling, and maintaining accurate records in Shopify and related fulfilment systems. Impeccable attention to detail is essential.
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You will work five mornings per week, supporting stockroom operations, labeling, and maintaining accurate records in Shopify and related fulfilment systems. Impeccable attention to detail is essential.
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