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<blockquote data-quote="KARLEON" data-source="post: 663766" data-attributes="member: 541893">Im 18. Will be 19 on Jan. 7th...Anyways, i work at this place called Regis. The company is basically a middle man. Like, we get the product....shelve it...and as salons like Supercuts place orders, we have to load it up and ship it to them as needed. And pack price labels and stuff. We ship ALL OVER. I have been there for about 2 months now. And i work on the shipping docks. And I have seen orders go out everywhere. Puerto Rico, Canada, and all of the States in the US.Anyways, basically i load trucks...when the order is complete, get on the computer and make sure all of the product hit the shipping dock. Once the truck is set and ready to go, call the trucking company and tell them their truck is ready. Once they get their, give them the paperwork to sign. and continue closing out the rest of the trucks. Its a decent job. I love physical work. So loading trucks is right up my alley. Starts out at 9 bucks an hour, but for every job you learn u get paid an extra 25cent an hour. So i make 9.50hr...Soon to be 10 bucks&nbsp; soon as the process my &quot;knowledge&quot; papers&nbsp;&nbsp; because i recently learned 2 new jobs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KARLEON, post: 663766, member: 541893"] Im 18. Will be 19 on Jan. 7th...Anyways, i work at this place called Regis. The company is basically a middle man. Like, we get the product....shelve it...and as salons like Supercuts place orders, we have to load it up and ship it to them as needed. And pack price labels and stuff. We ship ALL OVER. I have been there for about 2 months now. And i work on the shipping docks. And I have seen orders go out everywhere. Puerto Rico, Canada, and all of the States in the US. Anyways, basically i load trucks...when the order is complete, get on the computer and make sure all of the product hit the shipping dock. Once the truck is set and ready to go, call the trucking company and tell them their truck is ready. Once they get their, give them the paperwork to sign. and continue closing out the rest of the trucks. Its a decent job. I love physical work. So loading trucks is right up my alley. Starts out at 9 bucks an hour, but for every job you learn u get paid an extra 25cent an hour. So i make 9.50hr...Soon to be 10 bucks soon as the process my "knowledge" papers because i recently learned 2 new jobs. [/QUOTE]

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