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Burlington County e-commerce facility aims to hire more than 400 seasonal workers Thursday

Radial Inc., a leader in e-commerce solutions that is aiming to fill more than 400 entry-level fulfillment positions at its Burlington location, will hold an all-day job fair Wednesday.

The event, which will last from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., will be held at 200 Richards Run Road in Burlington.

Associates will play a vital role in ensuring a successful holiday season by helping to source orders and send them to their final destinations. Leveraging Radial’s cutting-edge technology, fulfillment and transportation solutions, associates will contribute significantly to a seamless customer experience from click to delivery.

Salary ranges for the positions were not announced, but company officials said seasonal associates will have access to overtime and holiday pay and flexible work schedules.

There is potential to become a full-time hire, too, Radial officials said.

“We are thrilled to welcome numerous talented team members on board to bolster our operations for another bustling peak season,” Chief Human Resources Officer Sabrina Wnorowski said.

“Our seasonal workforce will have the unique opportunity to work with leading retail brands, explore careers in e-commerce, and open doors to future opportunities. Year after year, we execute substantial scaling efforts and admire the dedication of our associates during this fast-paced period — our teams remain committed to cultivating an inclusive, collaborative and enjoyable work atmosphere.”

To learn more about the seasonal job openings, click here.

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