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Position Title: Front End Supervisor. Supervises, trains and evaluates cashiers, front-end loaders, checkers and U-boat retrieval. Supervises Cashiers, Front-End Loaders, Checkers and U-Boat Retrieval.
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Brand: Restaurant Depot. Performs Supervisor functions of voids and returns, price adjustments, IOUs (F-6) vs. Assists checkers in comparing customer receipts to items on cart to avoid losses.
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Front End Supervisor. Front End Supervisor. Plan and prepare work schedules to include lunch and vacation. High School Diploma of GED with at least 4 years experience in customer service or related field, OR.
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Efficiently uses industry specific software to resolve customer inquiries, price checks, inventory queries and price discrepancies. Investigates and resolves customer complaints in a timely and professional manner.
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Assists customers with product location and detailed information when needed. Ensures compliance with established sales and security policies and procedures. For the most part the ambient will be room temperature, due to proximity of work-station to the exit doors, room temperature may change according to the season and the level of activity at the store.
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Agility/dynamic balance 80-119% Performs cashier "check-outs" and operates register, when needed. I fully understand the responsibilities and qualifications required for this job. Ability to read, analyze and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, and technical procedures.
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Invoicing and cancels transactions. Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from managers, clients, and general public. Lift/Carry Abilities (measured for maximum or average load.
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Ensures friendly, efficient and professional customer service. High level of interpersonal skills to handle sensitive situations. Commitment to company values and strong customer orientation. Any appropriate combination of education and experience.
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From $16.08 Position Title: Front End Supervisor Department: Sales Supervisor: Branch Manager FLSA: Non-exempt Position Summary: Supervises Cashiers, Front-End Loaders, Checkers and U-Boat Retrieval.
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Carry strength (50’ or less) – 50 lbs. Climb steps/ladder – occasionally. Constant lift/carry (> 30x/hr) – 20 lbs. Effective oral and written communication skills. Reach above shoulder level – occasionally.
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Property Description: 560 - CRANSTON. From $15.50 - $16.02 an hour. Stand/walk – constantly. Property Number: 560. Bachelor’s Degree, OR. Performs other work-related duties as required and assigned. Ability to calculate figures, and amounts such as discounts, interest, proportions, percentages, area, mass and volume.
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Property Description: 425 - SARASOTA. From $14.50 - $14.99 an hour. Property Number: 425. Physical Aptitudes (rated based on level of skill involved) Finger dexterity – 80-100% Manual dexterity – 80 – 100.
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From $14.25 - $14.73 an hour. Posture Tolerance (rated based on frequency or time involved) Twist/turn head - occasionally. Bend over/stoop - occasionally. Kneel/squat - occasionally. Furthermore, I find that I am capable of performing the required functions.
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Front End Supervisor
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From $15.25 - $15.76 an hour.
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Title: front end supervisor Company: Restaurant Depot
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