Radial, a leading provider of integrated e-commerce logistics, plans to open a second facility in Easton, which is expected to bring more than 700 new jobs to the area.
The company will take over the operations of a clothing and apparel brand to support e-commerce fulfillment. It hopes the existing workforce will join Radial. Once the fulfillment center opens, there will be full-time and seasonal positions available, including operations managers, operations supervisors, and outbound fulfillment associates.
“We are excited to be expanding our presence in the Easton area less than two years after opening our first facility in the area,” Esteban Gutierrez, Radial vice president of fulfillment operations, said. “We realize this comes at a critical time for many local residents as employment statuses can change quickly. If you are looking for a great opportunity in a growing industry and desire a fun and collaborative culture, we welcome you to join our team.”
The demand for e-commerce has increased since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Radial hopes residents who have lost jobs as a result of the pandemic will work for the company.
The facility is 629,800 square feet.
Headquartered in King of Prussia, Radial was purchased by bpost, Belgium’s leading postal operator, in 2017.
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