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Pay Rate: $17/per visit In-Store Time: 20-40 Minutes Program Details: 2 service calls per week. Job Description: Field Force Merchandising is currently seeking part time retail service merchandisers for ongoing program in grocery store(s) to begin work immediately.
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NERCOM handles on average 86,000 emergency service calls annually for 15 police and fire/rescue agencies. Responsible for dissemination, data entry and file maintenance of all calls for service; emergency, non-emergency, traffic and service-related activities.
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Receive inbound freight, prepare, and place merchandise on the sales floor per DSW standards, complete markdowns, maintain clearance standards, and organize and maintain the stockroom. Share the benefits of the DSW (Designer Shoe Warehouse) Loyalty program and enroll new members.
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Effectively and efficiently uses established procedures, tools, equipment, and technologies to complete transactions related to inbound and outbound processes with a distribution center. PIE equipment could include Crown, Pacer, Reach Truck, Order Picker, Barrett and Turret Truck.
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Your responsibilities will include filling customer orders, accurately completing inbound receiving, logging all information, stocking products as received, processing shipment orders, working with parcel carriers and drivers, maintaining records of all activities performed, building boxes, packaging, and prepping for shipment.
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The Administrative Assistant will be responsible for providing support in day-to-day administrative tasks, including answering phone calls, preparing bid documents with Adobe Pro, managing office supplies, maintaining files, and assisting with various clerical and light accounting duties.
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Previous experience in a disciplined, process-oriented and sales-driven role through inbound and outbound appointment and service calls, internet leads and internally generated customer opportunities.
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Streamline Operations: Manage the unloading of inbound shipments and the picking and staging of outbound freight for maximum productivity. Quality Control: Verify inbound paperwork, ensuring accurate product counts and maintaining impeccable records.
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The Store Associate provides friendly service to customers shopping in-store and those engaging through omni-channel services. Complete all functions of the fulfillment process including locating items, inspecting condition of product, packaging and label placement ensuring readiness for pick up/delivery.
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