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Factory Job Openings at Tyson Foods and General Motors

Compare current openings at two major employers and find out exactly how to submit your application today.

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🏭 Full-time positions, shift flexibility, and room to grow What to know before you apply

About the companies

Tyson Foods operates processing plants across multiple states and regularly hires for production lines, quality control, and maintenance support. General Motors runs vehicle assembly and parts manufacturing facilities that hire for both entry-level and skilled trade positions.

What are the most in-demand roles?

What are the most in-demand roles?

Pay and benefits

Pay varies by role, shift, location, and experience. Entry-level manufacturing positions typically start at an hourly wage with overtime opportunities, while skilled trade and supervisory roles offer higher pay along with benefits packages. Check each company's careers page for current pay details for the specific role and location you're applying to.

Requirements to keep in mind

Most factory roles require a high school diploma or equivalent, the ability to stand or move for extended periods, and willingness to work rotating or overnight shifts. Some technical and maintenance roles may require prior experience or certifications, which will be listed in the individual job posting.

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Tyson Foods

Explore production, maintenance, and logistics roles at one of the country's largest food producers.

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General Motors

Find assembly, technical, and support positions across General Motors manufacturing plants.

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How to apply, step by step

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