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As a Cashier, you welcome guests when they enter the restaurant, making personalized and authentic connections. In most jobs, everyone doesnt spontaneously erupt into applause and start raining down high-fives.
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If you want an exciting job with one of the largest off-price retail stores in the nation, join the Burlington Stores, Inc. team as a Cashier! Responsibilities:Deliver excellent customer service with a positive, professional attitudeAccurately and efficiently ring on registerProcess layaways, returns, and exchangesPerform other tasks as assigned by manager from time-to-timeCandidates must be able to work a flexible schedule; including nights, weekends and holidays as required.
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Core Competencies & Accomplishments:To achieve success at JCPenney, a Cashier will possess the following:Solve problems and make smart decisions that drive sales, profit or customer service; execute your work efficiently and effectively; inspire strong performance in yourself and others.
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Our Member Frontline Cashier Associates are the heart of our front end. Our Member Frontline Cashier Associates are the heart of our front end. There are times when you have to juggle several tasks in a short amount of time while helping members: scanning items, processing payments, and maintaining a clean areayou get the idea.
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Costco is looking for retail cashiers/customer service/team members to join our growing company.
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Enhance the ALDI customer shopping experience in a collaborative team environment as an ALDI Cashier or Stocker. Cashier: Comply with state and local requirements for handling and selling alcoholic beverages.
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