Aligra is recruiting on behalf of our client for reliable Warehouse Operatives based in Ipswich. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a fast-paced logistics team where you will sort parcels, load and unload vehicles, and support essential warehouse duties. If you're organised and enjoy physical work, this could be the perfect role for you! Aligra has been established since 2007, working in partnership with leading UK logistics companies. We specialise in recruitment and talent management across Automotive & Engineering, Driving & Industrial, Hospitality, and Professional sectors. Sort, load and unload parcels accurately and safely Carry out general warehouse duties and maintain a tidy work area Handle parcels with care and follow health & safety procedures Work as part of a team to meet daily targets and deadlines Warehouse or logistics experience is desirable but not essential Able to carry out physical work and remain on your feet Good attention to detail and communication skills Reliable, flexible and a team player Pay of £12.71 per hour (£508 per week based on 40 hours) Temp to perm opportunities available for the right candidate Full training provided to help you hit the ground running Work close to home in vibrant Bicester, with excellent transport links Friendly, supportive team with opportunities for overtime Free on-site car parking - Ready to start a fulfilling role with a top employer in logistics? Apply today and take the next step in your career with Aligra! - Have you worked for Royal Mail, Evri or FedEx? If so, this could be the job for you! TPBN1_UKTJ
Warehouse Operative in Suffolk employer: Aligra Personnel Limited
Aligra offers an excellent employment opportunity for those seeking a dynamic role as a Parcel Sorter / Warehouse Operative in Leicester (Hinckley). With a focus on teamwork and support, employees benefit from a positive work culture, competitive pay, and opportunities for overtime during peak periods. Join a growing logistics environment where your contributions are valued and every shift makes a difference.
