Jobs with no experience needed in Chelsea
Stocking at the Mystic Mall, packing produce on Beacham Street, housekeeping at the airport hotels. Verify once with a free Work Passport, no résumé, and say yes to a first shift in Chelsea.
Covers: Mystic Mall, Broadway, Everett Avenue, Second Street, Beacham Street, Chelsea Commons.
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Where a first job in Chelsea can start
Plenty of Chelsea's frontline work is learned on the job. At the supermarket in the Mystic Mall and the big stores at Chelsea Commons, people start out stocking shelves, bagging and working a register. The airport hotels along Everett Avenue and Second Street run on housekeepers, laundry attendants and dishwashers.
Food is the other common way in. The wholesalers around the New England Produce Center on Beacham Street use packers, sorters and helpers on the loading dock, and the restaurants and bakeries along Broadway need dishwashers, prep cooks and counter staff. Cleaning crews work in offices, hotels and health centers across the city.
Without a car, the SL3 and the commuter rail stop at Chelsea station by the Mystic Mall, buses 104 and 112 cover Everett Avenue near the hotels, the 104 continues along Second Street near the produce district, and the 116 runs along Broadway past the downtown restaurants.
Getting around
- Silver Line SL3: Eastern Avenue, Box District, Bellingham Square, Chelsea
- Commuter Rail (Newburyport/Rockport Line): Chelsea
- Buses 104 and 112: Everett Avenue and Bellingham Square, with the 104 on Second Street
- Bus 116: Broadway
Where the work is
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Stocking and cashier work
At the Mystic Mall and Chelsea Commons.
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Housekeeping and laundry
The airport hotels along Everett Avenue and Second Street.
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Packing and sorting
Around the New England Produce Center on Beacham Street.
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Dishwashing and prep
In the restaurants and bakeries along Broadway.
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Questions people in Chelsea ask
What entry-level jobs are common in Chelsea?
Stocking and cashier work at the supermarkets, housekeeping and laundry at the airport hotels, packing at the produce wholesalers, and dishwashing and prep in the restaurants along Broadway.
Which of these can I reach without a car?
The Mystic Mall sits beside Chelsea station on the SL3 and the commuter rail. Buses 104 and 112 run along Everett Avenue near the hotels, the 104 also covers Second Street near the produce district, and the 116 covers Broadway.
Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in Chelsea?
No. Your Work Passport takes its place. You verify who you are once, in a short chat on your phone, and employers near you see that it’s verified.
Is the Work Passport free?
Yes. Workers never pay. Employers cover the cost of hiring.
Are the openings on this page real?
They’re examples, written by AI for Chelsea to show the kind of work nearby, and their employers are invented. Live openings are on the Passport jobs board, where you apply with your Passport.
Who sees my information?
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