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Temp and flexible order selector positions in San Francisco pay $30.60-$45.00/hr — 80% above the national average, with a cost of living 80% above the U.S. baseline.
$31-$45
Per Hour
$1512
Weekly (40hrs)
180
Cost Index
PST
Time Zone
Top Industries in San Francisco
Monthly Costs
Order Selectors in San Francisco earn $30.60-$45.00/hr, above the national average.
Order Selectors work in distribution centers pulling products from shelves to fill customer orders, often using equipment like pallet jacks and voice-picking systems.
Most order selector positions in San Francisco are available as temporary, part-time, or flexible shifts.
Calculated for Order Selector in San Francisco
Data based on BLS OEWS wage data and HUD 2024 fair market rents.
Based on avg Order Selector rate of $37.80/hr at 40 hrs/wk.
Order Selector
0-2 years
Lead Selector
2-3 years
Warehouse Supervisor
3-5 years
Operations Manager
5+ years
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