Jobs with no experience needed in Everett
Stock shelves at the Gateway Center, wash dishes on Broadway, pack produce by the Chelsea line. No résumé: a short chat on your phone sets up your free Work Passport.
Covers: Gateway Center, Broadway, Glendale Square, Ferry Street, Second Street, Everett Square.
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Starting points across Everett
Entry-level work in Everett is spread between the big stores and the small ones. At the Gateway Center, people start out stocking shelves, gathering carts, bagging and working registers. On Broadway and Ferry Street, the markets, bakeries and restaurants need cashiers, counter staff, dishwashers and prep help, and the work is learned on shift.
The industrial streets south of the Revere Beach Parkway offer another way in. Warehouses and yards along Second Street use helpers, loaders and cleaners, and the food wholesalers around the New England Produce Center, just over the Chelsea line, use packers and sorters. Cleaning crews also work across offices, stores and health sites in the city.
These places all sit on bus routes. The 97 and 99 stop at the Gateway Center, the 109 runs the length of Broadway, the 104 covers Ferry Street and Second Street, and Wellington and Sullivan Square on the Orange Line are a bus ride away.
Getting around
- Buses 97 and 99: Gateway Center, Santilli Circle, Wellington (Orange Line)
- Bus 109: Broadway, Glendale Square, Everett Square, Sullivan Square (Orange Line)
- Bus 104: Ferry Street, Glendale Square, Second Street, Chelsea
Where the work is
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Stocking and cashier work
At the big-box stores of the Gateway Center.
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Dishwashing and counter work
In the restaurants and bakeries on Broadway and Ferry Street.
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Packing and loading
Along Second Street and around the produce market at the Chelsea line.
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Questions people in Everett ask
What first jobs are common in Everett?
Stocking and cashier work at the Gateway Center, counter and kitchen work on Broadway and Ferry Street, and packing and loading along Second Street and near the produce market.
How do I reach these jobs without a car?
Take the bus. The 97 and 99 stop at the Gateway Center, the 109 follows Broadway, and the 104 runs on Ferry Street and Second Street.
Do I need a résumé to apply for jobs in Everett?
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 Everett 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.
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