Norsten Logistics

 

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Dear Sir/ Madam

My name is David Wharton and I want to offer you a promising job, which will give you a worthy income and a possibility of promotion.
Norsten Logistics Ltd is announcing about the recruitment of couriers in USA. For this vacancy we are searching for punctual, diligent and reliable employees.

Our company
Norsten Logistics was created in 1991. It offers wide range of warehousing, international air and marine shipment services. Moreover, it provides a reliable truck and railway service within the territory of Europe and USA. Our branch-offices are situated in more than 15 countries all over the world.

Right now there are only 25 vacancies, and thus, we need to find 25 people, which will work with us.

Our requirements for the vacancy:

- Age from 18 to 60 years.
- Residence in USA with the US-registration.
- Constant access to the Internet, plus basic knowledge of PC ( a confident E-mail, MS Word and Excel-user).
- Possibility of working at home. You may consider this job as a part-time-one or as an additional earning, providing that you have an opportunity of receiving and sending the packages (from warehouses).

You will be provided with all the working materials.
All the payments are up fronted. There are no hidden fees.

This offer will be active within 15 business days.

All the additional information about this job-offer can be found on our web-site: http://www.norstenlogistics.com

If you are interested in this vacancy, please, send us a letter with your short resume: job@norstenlogistics.com

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