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Merchandiser Travel Retail Ser Lead is responsible for representing Acosta, our clients, and our customers by effectively leading a team and performing reset and remodel work including, but not limited to, the proper implementation of plan-o-grams, new item placement, void corrections, and special merchandising activity.
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The Retail Service Lead Merchandiser is responsible for representing Acosta, our clients, and our customers by effectively leading and performing reset and remodel work including, but not limited to, the proper implementation of plan-o-grams, new item placement, void corrections, and special merchandising activity.
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Prior sales agent, retail and reset responsibility experience preferred. Lead Retail Service Merchandiser- Description. Merchandiser Mandate Retail Service Lead.
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Must be willing and able to work in cold environmental conditions (i.e. refrigerated and freezer sections of retail stores) for limited periods of time. Serve as a team lead in the organization and execution of reset.
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The Merchandiser Mandate Retail Service Lead is responsible for representing Acosta, our clients, and our customers by effectively leading and performing reset and remodel work including, but not limited to, the proper implementation of plan-o-grams, new item placement, void corrections, and special merchandising activity.
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Effectively partner with store personnel for the scheduling and communication of reset. Effectively and accurately prepare, process, submit, and manage documentation related to assigned reset.
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Acosta Sales & Marketing is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Have a working knowledge of merchandising and retail terminology. ·Read and follow a plan-o-gram to effectively complete reset.
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Effectively and accurately work with web based applications to indicate work availability, check schedule for work assignments, accept work assignments, receive work documentation and information, record work start and completion times, record work mileage, record work expenses, record work time and attendance, and complete training activities.
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Premium, in good faith, believes that any posted range of compensation is the accurate range for this role at the time of this posting. The ideal candidate is a self-starter, quick learner, has a strong attention to detail, and works well in a team or independent situation.
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Must be able to operate or learn how to operate a computer, calculator, telephone, and copier. Equal Opportunity Employer (Disabled, Veteran) | Under applicable requirements, such as the San Francisco FCO and the Los Angeles FCHIO, we consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records or criminal histories | E-Verify Employer.
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