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Meat, Seafood, Deli & Cheese: Sales Clerk. From our Warehouses to our GetGo’s, our grocery Stores through our Corporate home office, we are working together to put food on shoppers' tables and smiles on their faces.
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Grocery: Stock Clerk. Greet customers in a friendly manner throughout the store. We are hiring full-time and part-time Team Members for a variety of positions and departments, including: Front End: Cashier, Lot Attendant, Customer Service, Eagles Nest Attendant.
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Prepared & Gourmet Food: Sales Clerk. Catering: Sales Clerk. At Giant Eagle Inc., we’re more than just food, fuel and convenience. We invite you to join our Giant Eagle family. Floral: Sales Clerk. Health/Beauty/Wellness: Stock Clerk.
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Deep caring and solid family values are what makes us one of the top work places for jobs in the Greater Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Columbus and Indianapolis Areas. Produce: Stock Clerk. We have fun and constantly inspire each other to go the extra mile.
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A "now hiring application" is for a variety of entry-level positions that our Company frequently hires. It’s why we strive to create a nurturing environment that offers countless career opportunities to grow.
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About UsAt Giant Eagle Inc., we’re more than just food, fuel and convenience. We’re one giant family of diverse and talented Team Members. Job SummaryA "now hiring application" is for a variety of entry-level positions that our Company frequently hires.
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Handle product and equipment in accordance to all safety guidelines to ensure a safe working and shopping environment. Provide amazing customer service by greeting customers and ensuring that orders and requests are fulfilled to meet their expectations.
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Prior work as an Assistant Store Manager and/or Store Manager in a nationally or regionally recognized grocery company and/or big box retail company. Ensure training & development of all Meat, Seafood, Deli, Produce, Floral and Baker associates; review schedules of all new associates to ensure proper training opportunities.
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The working environment is typical for a fast-paced grocery store, and essential functions of this job include physical requirements such as lifting, standing, walking and kneeling as well as visual and auditory requirements.
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Ensure training & development of all Grocery, Dairy, Frozen, HBC/GM, and Receiving associates; review schedules of all new associates to ensure proper training opportunities. Manage daily operations of Grocery, Dairy, Frozen, HBC/GM, and Receiving departments.
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Store (Grocery, Dairy/Deli, GM/HBC, Wine Specialist) and Perishable (Food. operations in the absence of the Store Manager, guest relations, implementation. It all started with $1,100 and a dream for Ben and Dorothy Haggen and Doug Clark when they opened their first store in 1933 in Bellingham, Washington.
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The Multi-Purpose Clerk may be assigned to one of several departments within the store - to include Center Store, Produce, Meat/Seafood, Bakery/Deli, or Janitorial. Produce - Receive, inspect, and log products for accuracy of shipment and quality; trim, wash, and wrap produce according to company policy; stock, rotate, and merchandise product to maintain freshness and department appeal; maintain floral area both inside and outside of store; keep all areas and equipment of the department clean.
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Janitorial - Maintain cleanliness and sanitation throughout the store; sweep and mop sales floor, front end, back rooms, and refrigerated areas; clean restrooms, break room, office areas, shelving and cases, front end equipment, shopping carts, and vending machines; clean front of store and parking lot, and empty trash; may operate janitorial equipment such as scrubbers and buffers.
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Ordering and merchandising the general department (grocery, dairy, liquor, HBC, non-foods, frozen foods, and wall deli shelves, display cases and displays). The Customer Service Team Lead directs the operations of the front end of the grocery store, ensuring an outstanding shopping experience where purchases are quickly and accurately recorded and totaled.
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We are now accepting applications for all positions including cashier, bagger, grocery clerk, produce clerk, meat clerk, deli clerk and bakery clerk. Grocery Store Clerk Multiple Departments.
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