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Store Associate & Stocker: Ability to stock merchandise from store receiving to shelving; ability to place product, weighing up to 45 pounds, on shelving at various heights.
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Store Associate & Stocker: Ability to operate equipment safely and properly, including electric/manual hand jack, floor scrubber, and cardboard baler. Whether you’re interested in joining as a Store Associate, Cashier or Stocker — you’ll act as the face of ALDI while collaborating with your team to deliver an exceptional shopping experience.
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Store Associate & Cashier: Comply with state and local requirements for handling and selling alcoholic beverages. Store Associate & Cashier: Ability to operate a cash register efficiently and accurately.
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Store Associates are responsible for both cashier and stocker responsibilities listed above. Regularly required to sit, stand, bend, reach, push, pull, lift, carry, and walk about the store.
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Participates in taking store inventory counts according to guidelines and monitoring inventory for accuracy. See what’s in store. Assists with Curbside Shopping orders. Processes customer purchases, performs general cleaning duties, stocks shelves and merchandise displays neatly.
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Employment may be contingent upon ALDI's receipt of an acceptable and job-related drug test, motor vehicle report, and/or reference check, as applicable and permissible by law. Ability to perform general cleaning duties to company standards.
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Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Learn and grow your career with one of the nation’s fastest growing grocery stores. Provides feedback to management on all products, inventory losses, scanning errors, and general issues.
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Provides exceptional customer service, assisting customers with their shopping experience. Follows merchandising planograms to create excellently merchandised displays. Collaborates with team members and communicates relevant information to direct leader.
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Up to 2 Weeks Paid Caregiver Leave at 100% of pay. Upholds the security and confidentiality of documents and data within area of responsibility. Stocks shelves and rotates product properly to guarantee fresh product is available for the customer.
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That can mean making sure products are available for our customers, providing our high level of service and more. Operates machinery and follows all safety procedures. ALDI is committed to equal opportunity for all employees and applicants.
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Note: This position will train at a nearby store until this store opens. Note: This position will train at a nearby store until this store opens. A combination of education and experience providing equivalent knowledge.
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Stocker: Ability to stock merchandise from store receiving to shelving; ability to place product, weighing up to 45 pounds, on shelving at various heights. Enhance the ALDI customer shopping experience in a collaborative team environment as an ALDI Cashier or Stocker.
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Note: Training will occur at a nearby store until grand opening. Note: Training will occur at a nearby store until grand opening. Ability to work both independently and within a team environment.
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Store Associate & Cashier: Comply with state and local requirements for handling and selling alcoholic beverages Store Associate & Stocker: Ability to operate equipment safely and properly, including electric/manual hand jack, floor scrubber, and cardboard baler.
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Organizes new inventory, removes and breaks down empty boxes. Ability to interpret and apply company policies and procedures. Prior work experience in a retail environment preferred. Ability to provide prompt and courteous customer service.
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