PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential function of this job. Ability to deal with standardize situation with only occasional or no variable REASON ABILITY Ability to apply common sense understand to carry out simple one or two step instructions. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.ĮDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Some experience or training The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability requires. QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The first employee on the line must operate the conveyor belt with his knee and hang at the same time, employees rotate each break. While performing this duty employee must hang one bird every six shackle.
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Each week, if you work every day that you're scheduled for your full shift, you'll receive $4 more an hour for each hour you work.ĮSSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES including the following. Visit to learn more.$17.45 starting pay with $4/hour Perfect Attendance Incentive. Nationally, the Hometown Strong initiative is a $20 million investment from Pilgrim’s, which is part of a $50 million nationwide contribution from JBS USA. Pilgrim’s anchors dozens of rural communities – operating more than 30 meat poultry and prepared foods plants and employing 31,000-plus people in the United States. Consistent with its long-term commitment to the local economy, Pilgrim’s Gainesville has invested more than $43 million in capital improvements over the last six years.
The facility supports 218 growers, paying them more than $28 million per year for their livestock. The Pilgrim’s Gainesville production facility employs more than 1,600 people with an annual payroll of more than $42 million. “We are so thankful for the investments that Pilgrim's will be making in our community through the Hometown Strong initiative.” “The City of Gainesville is very fortunate to have Pilgrim's as a corporate citizen providing jobs and economic opportunities for our City,” said Gainesville Mayor Danny Dunagan. “At a time when many people, businesses and cities are struggling, we want to identify ways to make lasting and significant impacts in our hometown.” Community members may send suggested proposals for investment to our community is part of who we are and something that is very important to us,” said Stephen Shepard, Gainesville Complex Manager. All projects will be determined by the end of the year. Pilgrim’s is working with local leaders to identify where the funds can best help meet immediate and longer-term community needs in three key areas: food insecurity, community infrastructure and well-being, and COVID-19 emergency response and relief efforts. Building on its ongoing sustainability and social responsibility efforts, Pilgrim’s today announced plans to invest $795,000 in Gainesville, Ga., to support the community’s future and help respond to needs resulting from the coronavirus pandemic.
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