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Meets merchandise processing standards and maintains an organized and accessible work areaAdheres to Loss Prevention practices and is aware of and reports potential incidents, to ensure shortage control and to protect company assetsMaintains a safe work environment and reports any potential hazards to store management (e.g., ensuring that exits are unobstructed, ceiling clearance in stockroom is enforced, rugs are not frayed, spills are cleaned up immediately, etc.
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In-Store Team Members are part of the Inshop tipping pool that is included on the employee's biweekly paycheck. In-Store Team Members are responsible for the successful execution of fast, accurate sandwiches and world-class customer service while maintaining a clean, organized shift.
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Footlocker is the company to consider As a part-time or full-time Cashier you will: Provide an engaging, convenient and accurate check out for the customer; Deliver sales, outstanding customer experience, and operational expectations; Partner with store leadership to resolve customers concerns in a courteous and helpful manner; Connect with every customer by asking open-ended questions to assess needs; Maintain an awareness of all product knowledge, and current or upcoming product / trends.
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Reporting & Photos must be done while in store phone app. Estimated in-store time is 60 minutes – for monthly visits. Field Force Merchandising is currently seeking part time retail service merchandisers to maintain a GREETING CARD rack in local candy stores and grocery stores.
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As a Material Handler you will be a crucial part of our operations, ensuring that a quality product is available to our customers when they need them. May load/unload trucks; may use a Hi-Rise to load items in storage racks.
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This role works front line sales, sets the example for our team by displaying good salesmanship and positive customer interactions, helps manage the sales floor, back of house functions and acts as a fill in for store management.
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District Manager Responsibilities:Recruiting, training, and disciplining store managers. District managers will oversee the hiring, training, and firing of store managers, requiring bold decision-making and leadership skills.
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Client is looking for an Advanced Material Handler who will be responsible for physical inventory movement supporting assembly operations. Manage Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) material via SAP & Microsoft Excel.
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The Sales Associate will support the Store Management Team by generating sales, sign waving, general housekeeping, merchandising, signing, pricing, POS operations and loss prevention. The Sales Associate will support the Store Management Team in the setup, merchandising, pack-up and teardown of a seasonal store.
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Possesses a customer-centric mentality and understands the importance and contribution exceptional service plays in growing store sales. An essential function of the job is the ability to move about in a store including standing, walking, kneeling, stooping, climbing ladders, using stairs, carrying, bending, stretching, twisting, or reaching out with the body, arms, or legs, pulling and lifting objects up to 40 pounds.
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Experience, Skills & Knowledge Retail experience or similar industry experience in a complex, high-volume or high-profile specialty environment preferred Ability to effectively communicate with customers and store personnel Ability to maneuver around the sales floor, stock/dressing room, cashwrap and office; work around/with chemicals, lift/climb up to 30 lbs.
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Assisting with or completing assembly of floor displays and store flyers. Consistent cleaning of outdoor store front and parking area. The Cigaret Shopper has 22 locations across Maine and is a growing retail store.
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This handwork requires eye-hand coordination, and may require climbing a ladder to store and retrieve materials or place and remove signs. You will interact with many customers daily, all while working with a fun, energetic team accomplishing daily tasks around the store.
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Handles DC and UNFI invoices for product delivered outside store receiving hours. All positions must strive to support WFM core values and goals, promote national, regional, and store programs and initiatives, and ensure adherence to all applicable health and safety regulations including Food Safety and regulatory duties required in the department.
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Operate equipment to move carts from the parking lot to inside the store. You play a major role in how our customers feel when they leave the store. Be available to assist associates across the store as needed.
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