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Maintains accurate inventory counts; maintains the accuracy of on-hand quantities including, but not limited to, basic departments, stockroom, and overstock locations. Opens and closes the store in the absence of store management, including all required systems start-ups, required cash handling, and ensuring the floor and stock room are ready for the business day.
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For consumable items, assists in stock rotation, using the first in, first out method and restock outs. Assists manager or assistant store manager in reviewing order exceptions on order release day and assists in reverse logistics (e.g., 1506, returns, empty package.
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Responsibilities: Receive freight and convey shipments from the shipping/receiving platform to backroom Process, ticket, store, move, and display merchandise Stock, organize and present new merchandise on the sales floor Perform other tasks as assigned by manager from time-to-time Candidates must be able to work a flexible schedule; including 6am mornings, nights, weekends and holidays as required.
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Assists manager or assistant store manager in evaluating and developing displays, including promotional, seasonal, super structures, and sale merchandise. One year of prior leadership, supervisory, or retail key holder work experience.
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Assist in floor moves, merchandising, displaying maintenance, cleaning store including bathroom and stockroom, vacuuming and returning product to inventory. Assist in processing and replenishing merchandise; participate in receiving and monitoring floor stock.
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You’ll play a major role in successfully managing the flow of merchandise from the stockroom through our stores, which is a critical element in driving positive results for the company. Burlington Stores, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer committed to workplace diversity.
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Daily tasks include receiving, ticketing, sorting, and moving merchandise into and throughout the store quickly, efficiently, and accurately. We are a rapidly growing brand, and provide a variety of training and development opportunities so our associates can grow with us.
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You will enjoy a competitive wage, flexible hours, and an associate discount. take a sense of pride and ownership in helping drive positive results for a team; Are you looking for a hands-on role in a fast-paced environment.
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Ensures any additional pricing tasks related to local regulations and/or regulatory compliance programs are completed accurately and within the required time frame. Responsible for basic department pricing and making daily price changes; ensures proper signage is displayed at the store to support accurate pricing of products.
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Job Description Opens and closes the store in the absence of store management, including all required systems start-ups, required cash handling, and ensuring the floor and stock room are ready for the business day.
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The Stock Associate contributes to store sales and KPI targets by maximizing selling potential through ensuring the efficient and effective flow of merchandise from the stockroom to the sales floor.
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Receiving Associates are critical to making sure our stores remain stocked with the merchandise our customers want! believe in the power of diversity and inclusion; Part-time associates, based on hours worked, may be eligible for Burlington’s benefits package which includes dental and vision coverage, and including life insurance.
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External Basic Qualifications One year of prior leadership, supervisory, or retail key holder work experience. Except in Puerto Rico) Preferred Qualifications Prefer the knowledge of store inventory control.
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The actual compensation that you will be offered will depend on a variety of factors including geography, skills and abilities, education, experience and other relevant factors. Must be fluent in reading, writing, and speaking English.
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Physical requirements may include the ability to lift and move boxes weighing 40 lbs. want to participate in initiatives that positively impact the world around you; Come join our team. Do you have great organizational skills and work well as part of a team.
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