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Vacancy in Poland: Production line worker Salary PLN5500 - PLN6000/Month

Name: Znoydzem - Recruitment agency in Poland
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Job name: Production line worker

The company is Chicken Butchery located in Ostrów Wielkopolski, Poland

Responsibilities:

Work at the production line
Deboning of leg and wing meat, shaping the chicken breast
Working on the conveyor
Use knives and scissors

Contract

Two weeks training period: 20 PLN/net per hour.

After that: the pay-per-piece system.

Estimated net salary: up to 6000 PLN/month (1,380 USD) subject to speed and quantity

Workload available: up to 10-12 hours/day, 6 days a week

Contract length: 2 years with a prolongation option.

Package & Benefits

Subsidized accommodation, the employee covers utilities for only 300 PLN/month
6 months bonus: 500 USD
Full medical and social insurance
Possibility to work with the same employer until permanent residence status and further on

Requirements

Ability to work in a cold (average 10 Degrees Celsius) place
In good physical condition for standing job.
Manual dexterity to work with knives and scissors.

Visa type:

"D" type work visa.
Work permit validity is 1-2 years, further extended by the employer.
Permanent residence in 5 years in case of successful employment.

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