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Products are distributed using a direct-store-door ("DSD") delivery and merchandising system and sold in major grocery retailers, neighborhood markets and urban bodegas, as well as established retailers in the mass, convenience store, drug, food service and club channels.
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With a focus on customer service, our neighborhood grocery stores offer high-quality, farm fresh produce, natural meats, plenty of scoop-your-own bulk goods and much more in a fun, friendly, old-fashioned farmer’s market setting.
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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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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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Manage daily operations of Meat, Seafood, Deli, Produce, Floral and Bakery departments. ASMs are responsible for day-to-day operation and development of their store, including customer service, training and development of all store associates, labor management, inventory control, asset protection, shrink, store conditions, and performance management.
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We deliver organic produce, high-quality meats and seafood, plant-based proteins, dairy, bakery, wine, and other grocery items to nearly every zip code in 48 states at up to 30 percent off traditional grocery store prices.
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Grocery Clerks can be found stocking shelves, filling the frozen foods bins, and helping maintain the cleanliness and presentation of the store. Do you enjoy learning about different aspects of a grocery store such as receiving, stocking, and product knowledge.
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A Cashier maintains knowledge of weekly ad items, gives customers direction of product location throughout the store, is familiar with events and seminars going on or coming up, and maintains excellent communication with front end manager and Head Cashier at all times.
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In absence of Produce Manager would schedule Team Members and delegate assignments effectively utilizing Team Members and supplies to maximize store profits. Experience Desired: Prior management experience in grocery operations/produce or related field; Customer Service Experience; Knowledge of Market District operational procedures; Ability to read and interpret Profit and Loss statement.
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Prevent loss of money and merchandise through careful product handling, completion of price checks or not-on-file or mis-marked items, correct identification of produce, counting of money, and accurately using store procedures for the acceptance of coupons, checks, credit/debit cards, SNAP benefits, WIC, and gift cards.
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The Assistant Store Manager is the person who must meet the financial and operational performance standards set by the Store Manager and Company for the Grocery Department, this includes effective category management.
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Our Night Team Leaders are key players in managing the Overnight Team. These departments can include Center Store, Prepared Foods, Produce, Bakery and Meat. In addition to providing unparalleled guest service, you'll be the one we look to stay on top of department records, processes, standards and methods.
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Were looking for team members who have the ability to work in any one of our departments, including Deli, Meat & Seafood, Bakery, Grocery, Produce & Floral, and our Front-End. Gather shopping carts from the parking lot and assist in general housekeeping duties throughout the store.
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Train in various store departments such as Bakery, Deli, Meat, Grocery, Produce, and Front End. Understanding opening and closing procedures for all departments. Retail Grocery Store background.
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Maintaining knowledge of products and weekly ad items throughout the store and working across departments to assist guests. Discounts on pet insurance, daycare, event tickets, and many more. Early Earn Wage Access (You can access up to 50% (max $500) of your earned wages on-demand per pay period.
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