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We are always keeping an eye out for applicants who are friendly, enthusiastic, and who genuinely enjoy serving guests.
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Responsibilities include interacting with customers on a regular basis including ringing them up for purchases.
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The member frontline cashier is a great way to start a fulfilling career at Sam's Club. Apply now! Our Member Frontline Cashier Associates are the heart of our front end. Paid time off benefits include PTO, parental leave, family care leave, bereavement, jury duty, and voting.
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Able to lift and handle products of varying weight as needed to carry out cashier duties. Operate all point-of-sale equipment and process all types of transactions, including cash, credit card, debit card, and house accounts.
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Schlotzsky's is looking for Team Members - Crew members - to deliver a unique mix of fun, great food, and GREAT hospitality to our guests.
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