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Passion for natural foods and the mission of Whole Foods Market. All positions must strive to support Whole Foods Market core values and goals, promote national, regional, and store programs and initiatives, and ensure adherence to all applicable health and safety regulations.
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Come join the Whole Foods Market team where you'll work in a professional environment, with the highest quality ingredients and have a true work-life balance! At Whole Foods Market, we provide a fair and equal employment opportunity for all Team Members and candidates regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, marital status, disability, or any other legally protected characteristic.
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All Whole Foods Market Retail jobs require ensuring a positive company image by providing courteous, friendly, and efficient service to customers and other Team Members at all times.
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Maintains, or ensures maintenance of, a clean and sanitary working and shopping environment; maintains equipment in accordance with Whole Foods Market cleanliness and safety standards.
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Understanding of and compliance with Whole Foods Market quality goals. Whole Foods Market hires and promotes individuals solely based on qualifications for the position to be filled and business needs.
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Whole Foods Market offers “Whole Benefits". Prepared Foods: Deli Counter Service, Kitchen, Food Prep, Dishwasher, Culinary Venues (Pizza Maker, Sandwich Maker, Runner: Hot Food / Salad Bar.
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Grocery: Stocker (Frozen Foods, Dairy, Bulk Items) – Day and Overnight shifts. Whole Body: Stocker (Vitamins, Supplements, Body Care, Clothing and gifts) Grocery: Stocker (Frozen Foods, Dairy, Bulk Items) – Day and Overnight shifts.
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Produce / Floral: Stocker, Clerk, Floral Arrangements, Production (Fruit and Vegetable Cutting) Specialty: Beer, Wine, Cheese Cutting and Wrapping, Chocolate, Pub Service. Ability to use tools and equipment, including box cutters, knives, electric pallet jacks, forklifts, hand trucks, six-wheel carts, balers, and other heavy machinery.
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Customer Service / Store Support: Cashier, Cashier Assistant (Bagging, Carts), Sanitation. Bakery: Counter Service, Packaging, Coffee Bar. Seafood: Counter Service, Oven-Ready Prep. Ability to work a flexible schedule including nights, weekends, and holidays as needed.
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Whole Foods Market is looking at applications on an ongoing basis. Whole Benefits may include health insurance, retirement plan benefits, eligibility for a store discount, paid time off and access to other benefit programs.
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All positions must be performed in accordance with team and store Standard Operating Procedures. Completes spoilage, sampling, temperature, and sweep logs as required. We are currently hiring for a variety of roles with various schedules.
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Meat: Counter Service, Oven-Ready Prep. Team Members provide support performing duties related to customer service, stocking, and sanitation in assigned department(s). Competitive pay, flexible scheduling, paid time off, 20% store discount, growth opportunities including training programs, and more.
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Products are sold nationwide at leading grocery, mass, natural, specialty, and online retailers such as Whole Foods Market, Kroger, Albertsons, Publix, HEB, Sprouts Farmers Market, Walmart, Amazon, Instacart, and more.
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At Whole Foods Market, were committed to providing record-setting grocery delivery services to our Prime Now customers. Failure to comply will delay your ability to begin employment with Whole Foods Market.
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Ability to deliver information in a clear and respectable manner to fellow Team Members, customers, and vendors. Monitors product quality and freshness and ensures proper product rotation. Maximizes sales potential through effective and proper procedures for prepping, storing, rotating, stocking, and merchandising product.
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