This is an entry level non-exempt position. Under the direction of the Distribution Center Manager (DCM) or the Assistant Distribution Manager (ADM), performs administrative tasks for the daily distribution center operations and can assist with the manual labor aspects of the operation.
Essential Functions & Responsibilities
Participates in all the daily operations at a Distribution Center.
Performs administrative duties associated with the operations.
Performs administrative tasks associated with Delivery Service Provider Contracts.
Retrieves emails, prints and reviews paperwork, and distributes as needed.
Communicates with subscribers as they call in with complaints or concerns and informs DSP’s of customer complaints on their respective routes.
Efficient in the use of Word, and Excel.
Operates all office equipment including fax, copier, and computer equipment.
Assists in maintaining a daily record of: contracted routes serviced, dispatch times for trucks, system problems, and answers to customer complaints.
Occasionally, in the manager’s absence, prepares weekly route settlement to insure accurate compensation to DSP’s for services rendered.
May assist in unloading newspapers from delivery trucks, and verifying receipt of proper amounts of all newspapers.
Assists with distributing required amount of copies to DSP’s.
All other warehouse and housekeeping work as necessary.
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