UniUni is recruiting operations assistants and driver management assistants

UniUni Express is Canada's leading Internet technology company that provides affordable and professional e-commerce customized intra-city delivery solutions. As of January 2022, Youni Kuaishou has conducted multiple rounds of financing and has begun to enter the United States. The business volume is far ahead of similar companies, there are many development opportunities, and the future is promising. Due to the business expansion to Los Angeles, we are now recruiting an operations assistant and a driver management assistant. With high growth potential, stable business development and generous income, we welcome you to join our family! [Why choose You Express] 1. The Internet company with the largest scale and development potential in North America, with professional operation methods and humanized management style, provides employees with a good working atmosphere, training and promotion, welfare benefits and option plans. It currently has more than 100 full-time employees and more than 4,500 registered Canadian drivers. 2. The company provides relocation and academic subsidies. 3. Provide bonuses of $300-500 for successful introduction of talents into the company. 4. Complete benefits and insurance. Applicants please send your resume and job application to 1. Responsible for planning, promoting, and implementing organizational responsibilities and processes 3. Ordering supplies and maintaining inventory 4. Training new employees to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations 5. Tracking and reporting operational performance 6. Supervising the operations team and assigning tasks 1. A university degree is preferred 2. People management and organizational skills 3. Excellent written and oral communication skills 4. Possess a valid driver's license and can go to the warehouse address on their own 5. Possess legal U.S. work status with Sin number, no criminal record 7. No experience required, full training provided. Reminder: Do not rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real object to avoid being cheated.