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Bonus availableFull social insurancePay raisesCar commute OKTransport paid
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Application deadline2027/01/31
Posted date2026/11/01
Job no.32030-09094861
In short
Plain language · auto-generated
This is a Logistics job. There are 101 days off per year. You can commute by car.
Result notificationafter document screening / after interview / documents: within 3 days of receipt / interview: within 3 days
About the company
上田コールド 株式会社
Business activities
Frozen/refrigerated fresh food transportation, frozen/refrigerated storage, food processing, emergency dispatch for immobilized vehicles, fresh produce sales, used automobile dealing, industrial waste collection and transport, and more. Please visit our company website for details.
Company features
All vehicles are refrigerated trucks dedicated to transporting fresh food, and the company is expanding its business as a pioneer in low-temperature transport.
Number of employeespart-time: 1
Capital¥25,000,000
Year founded1978
Other info (from job posting)
＊外国人の方の応募可能 （但し日本語での日常会話、読み書きが可能な方）
＊深夜手当を含めて、試用期間終了後は、２７万円以上となります 。
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