At IKEA, our vision is to create a better everyday life for the many people. We believe that everything we do comes with the responsibility to create a positive impact on people, society and the planet. We are passionate about home furnishing, creating a positive life at home and sharing our tasty responsibly sourced food with the many people across the world.

We are guided by our cultures & values, creating a great place to work.
We stand for equality, diversity and inclusion.
We care about people & planet and promote health & wellbeing.
We nurture your development and provide career opportunities to unlock your potential.

What you need to know

Working at IKEA has its benefits and rewards:

- $28.31 base hourly pay rate + penalty rates (including on weekends, public holidays, and late nights).
- 5 weeks’ Paid Annual Leave, Paid Parental Leave, Family & Community Leave and much more
- Rosters published 4 weeks in advance.
- 15% Co-worker discount
- Subsidised meals and complimentary drinks in our Co-worker restaurant
- Free uniforms provided
- Free Co-worker parking
- Bonus programme (where eligible)
- Benefits Membership (savings and discounts on everyday expenses, entertainment, retail and well-being offers across hundreds of retailers and service providers)
- Co-worker Loyalty programme (extra contribution to your superannuation fund where eligible)
- 24/7 access to our Employee Assistance Program for health and wellbeing support

Additional Information

- Permanent, part-time, 60hrs/fortnight - Pick packing
- Permanent, part-time 50hrs/fortnight - Stock Replenishment
- Permanent, part-time 40hrs/fortnight - Stock Replenishment

These roles require flexibility to work a rotating roster between 4:30am and 12:30pm for the 60-hour per fortnight position, and between 6:00am and 10:00pm for the 40 and 50-hour per fortnight positions. Availability is required Monday to Sunday,



including the ability to work 3 out of every 4 weekends per month (both Saturday and Sunday), in line with business needs.

- As part of the recruitment process, this role requires a pre-employment check, including a National Police Check for final candidates.

About this work area

As a Fulfilment Operations Co-worker, your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

- Picking, packing, checking, and preparing products for in-store and online customer orders, ensuring accuracy and productivity targets (KPIs) are met.
- Using scanning and inventory systems to accurately pick orders, manage stock, and maintain inventory accuracy.
- Labelling, organising, and preparing orders for dispatch or collection & handing out customer orders.
- Actively contributing to high product availability through accurate replenishment of assigned areas and maintaining appropriate stock levels.
- Storing, retrieving, replenishing, and transporting stock within the warehouse using forklifts, material handling equipment, and other machinery where required.
- Following IKEA Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), safety guidelines, and processes to ensure a safe setting for customers and co-workers.
- Supporting the wider Fulfilment Operations team and assisting with additional tasks as required to meet business needs.

As a Fulfilment Operations Co-worker you are, or you have:

- A passion for optimising supply chain and fulfilment operations.
- A ‘Togetherness’ mindset where you’ll work closely with your team and other departments to secure the best possible outcome for the customers.
- Ability to collaborate, yet also be able to work independently.
- An energetic approach as you will be on your feet all day.
- Strong customer focus, ensuring we keep the customer in mind no matter what we do.
- Ability to prioritise tasks in a fast-paced environment.
- A safe mindset, and being comfortable with physical work and manual handling, including heavy, repetitive lifting.

We need people like you

At IKEA, work is so much more than a job. Come join us!

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📌 Warehouse Co-worker (City of Canada Bay Council)
🏢 Ikea
📍 City of Canada Bay Council