Our client is a store with a wide range of products, including toiletries, sweets, multimedia items, and various toys for children.They are currently looking for warehouse employees to join their team in Ulm, Germany!Main ResponsibilitiesOrder picking for cosmetics and pharmaceutical shops (also snacks, toys, etc.);Using a hand scanner to pick orders;Packing goods into so-called dollies (plastic containers on wheels);Packing;Labelling;Folding;Other warehouse tasks.What the Company offersThe starting salary for this position is €14.50 gross per hour - a salary from €1200 net monthly after deductions (€1600 gross).Contract guarantees 151 hours but on average people work 180 hours monthly.This is a long-term and full-time job position, with the possibility of permanent hiring after nine months. It's important to know that you can expect a lot of work in this position, especially during the holiday season. The high working season has already started, and you would be expected to work until the 31st of December.You will work in two shifts, from Monday to Saturday. Allowances25% for night work from 23:00 until 6:0050% for Sunday work100% for working on holidaysSaturday is a regular working day, so there are no allowances. RequirementsCV in English is required to apply for this position;Able to work a lot during the day;Physically fit;No problems with walking and no chronic pain;Willingness to live and work with multiple nationalities;Availability to stay longer in Germany.Important Notice:Please be aware that this position requires a 2-week written notice if you decide to leave the job. If a written notice on paper is not provided to the Project Leader in time, the following conditions apply:Accommodation costs of €13 per day will be charged for every day you are absent without notice.The payment for missed work days (up to a maximum of 2 full weeks) will be deducted from your final salary.Please ensure you comply with the notice period to avoid these penalties.Communicative level of English, German or Polish. You will be interviewed in English or German (minimum A2 level)