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In addition, our mental health program provides access to free professional counseling services, health coaching and other resources to support your daily life needs. Recognizes when to refer claims to Travelers Special Investigations Unit and/or Subrogation Unit. Identifies and refers claims with Major Case Unit exposure to the manager.
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Experience working in a retail setting, overseeing a multi- unit opperation. Ability to manage, consult, and help plan daily activities with General Manager, Operations Manager, and other Supervisors.
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In this role you are expected to develop, communicate, and implement product strategy for your assigned business unit product category; deliver brand strategy, product category management, integrated marketing planning and pricing strategies and drive annual and multi-year operating plans and results for your product category, track product category financial performance; ensure organizational alignment of product category priorities and goals.
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Multi-unit owner with plenty of opportunity for growth and advancement. Help with daily portioning (example bagging French fries, onion rings, fried mushrooms etc.) Multi-unit owner with plenty of opportunity for growth and advancement.
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