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Minimum 2 years retail experience (high fashion and electronics experience preferred) Working at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Located in George Bush Intercontinental Airport. For over 30 years, Hudson has met the needs and wants of travelers in more than 1,000 duty-free, duty-paid, and food & beverage stores.
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Located in Richmond International Airport
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Minimum 1 years retail experience (high fashion experience preferred) Duty Free Sales Associates are responsible for delivering the highest of Customer Service standards that exceeds customer expectations, and act as ambassadors of the brand, ensuring that all customers have a pleasant shopping experience.
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Located in Orlando International Airport
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For over 30 years, Hudson has met the needs and wants of travelers in more than 1,000 duty-free, duty-paid, and food & beverage stores.
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For over 30 years, Hudson has met the needs and wants of travelers in more than 1,000 duty-free, duty-paid, and food & beverage stores.
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Located in Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
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Previous customer service/ cashier experience in a retail environment. Previous consumer electronic sales experience. If assistance is needed in filling any position for Hudson, a member of our recruiting team will reach out directly.
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Located in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
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Hudson Is Hiring A Retail Sales Associate At Grand Rapids Airport @ $15.50 per hour +$300 HIRING BONUS FOR JOINING OUR TEAM! Hudson Is Hiring A Retail Sales Associate At Grand Rapids Airport @ $15.50 per hour +$300 HIRING BONUS FOR JOINING OUR TEAM.
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