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Benefits offered to all Associates include Accident, Critical Illness, Vision, Auto, Home, and Pet insurance programs; Associate Discount, Identity Protection, Associate Purchase Program, Benefit Hub Discount Mall, Employee Assistance Program and Commuter Benefits, 401K (service requirements), Employee Stock Purchase Program, Ross Cares Fund, College Discounts, Sick Pay (where legally required) and Referral Bonuses.
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Partners with Store Leadership to ensure compliance with Loss Prevention directives and minimization of operational shortage. Effectively communicates to Store Leadership and Loss Prevention Leadership.
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This position provides a visible presence at the Store entrances/exits, mitigating theft and fraud and maintaining a safe and secure environment for Associates and Customers. g presence, including prominent greetings with eye contact, at Store entrances/exits and on sales floor in a Company issued vest/required black attire, monitoring for potential safety issues.
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Provides visible "command" presence, including prominent greetings with eye contact, at Store entrances/exits and on sales floor in a Company issued vest/required black attire, monitoring for potential safety issues.
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Presence, including prominent greetings with eye contact, at Store entrances/exits and on sales floor in a Company issued vest/required black attire, monitoring for potential safety issues. Walks sales floor to identify and address potential theft indicators, as directed by Store Leadership.
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Ability to spend up to 100% of working time standing, walking, and moving around the Store. The Specialist makes eye contact, smiles, and greets all Customers in a prominent, courteous and friendly manner deterring opportunity for theft by demonstrating.
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Demonstrated ability to build and maintain relationships with the Store team. Understands that safety is the number one priority and practices safe behaviors in everything they do and assists Store Leadership in maintaining a safe and secure environment for both Associates and Customers.
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Personal and Store Brand. Increases Store awareness on effective processes to minimize operational shortage. Must be able to comply with all applicable federal and state laws and regulations for security positions, including but not limited to, additional background screening, physical examination, fingerprinting and/or drug and alcohol testing.
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One year retail supervisor experience or similar training preferred. Our Corporate headquarters are in Dublin, CA, we have 3 buying offices in key markets in New York City, Los Angeles, and Boston, and 7 distribution centers nationwide.
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GENERAL PURPOSE:This position provides a visible presence at the Store entrances/exits, mitigating theft and fraud and maintaining a safe and secure environment for Associates and Customers. Personal and Store BrandRepresents and supports the Company brand at all times.
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High School education or equivalent required, AA degree preferred. Removes clutter and ensures safe, clear egress to emergency exits. With 2022 revenues of $18.7 billion, we are a Fortune 500 company who is committed to providing an inclusive work environment with continuous learning opportunities and development for our teams.
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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:Maintaining Safe & Secure Environment:Understands that safety is the number one priority and practices safe behaviors in everything they do and assists Store Leadership in maintaining a safe and secure environment for both Associates and Customers.
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The Specialist makes eye contact, smiles, and greets all Customers in a prominent, courteous and friendly manner deterring opportunity for theft by demonstrating "command" presence in a Company issued vest/required black attire, and monitoring the Code 50 package inspection policy.
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Active Security Guard License preferred. Our focus has always been bringing our customers a constant stream of high-quality brands and on-trend merchandise at extraordinary savings. May include conference calls, scheduled district meetings, educating Associates, providing recognition, etc.
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We are the nation’s largest off-price retailer with over 2,000 stores, and a strong track record of success and growth. Our commitment to Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and our community. The base pay range is dependent on factors including, but not limited to, experience, skills, qualifications, relevant education, certifications, seniority, and location.
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