Stuller Raises Pay & Wants to Fill 100 Positions

North America's largest manufacturer and distributor of jewelry, Stuller, has announced they are raising their minimum wage to $15 per hour. Company President Danny Clark says simply the goal is to remain competitive in an ever-changing economy.

The starting pay of $15 an hour began January 1, 2022. The increase is not the only change that is coming to this Lafayette-based company this year, as they have announced that their growth is continuing. With the growth, they are experiencing they are looking to hire one hundred more employees.

If you are looking for a job, then you should be looking at Stuller. There is a wide range of positions that need to be filled. Here is an example of some of the job postings:

• AWS SysOps Administrator
• Business Data Analyst
• CAD Operator
• CAM Customer Support
• CAM Manager
• Custodian
• Diamond Buyer Specialist
• Digital Marketing Specialist
• Executive Director of Risk Management & Insurance
• Fronk Desk Liaison
• Graphic Designer
• Inside Sales Account Executive
• Manufacturing Manager
• Manufacturing Technician
• Material Control Expeditor
• Order Filler
• Photographer
• Quality Assurance Technician
• Security Officer
• Tool & Die Trainee
• Videographer Intern
• Wax Manager

And these are just a shortlist of the many positions that the company is looking to fill. Stuller offers many benefits including:

• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Personal Time Office program & 8 paid holidays
• Company matched 401k

You can even click here and apply early, ahead of this Saturday's job fair. The on-site job fair will be held at their Lafayette headquarters which is located at 302 Rue Louis XIV. The job fair starts at 9 o'clock on the morning of Saturday, January 22, and it concludes at 3 p.m.

According to their website, Stuller was named Louisiana's Best-In-State Employer by Forbes. In addition to the 100 jobs they are trying to fill here in Lafayette, there are other job opportunities in several other cities including:

• Boston, Massachusetts
• Chicago, Illinois
• Cranston, Rhode Island
• Miami, Florida