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Note: This position will train at a nearby store until the new store opens. Enhance the ALDI customer shopping experience in a collaborative team environment as an ALDI Cashier or Stocker.
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Stocker: Ability to stock merchandise from store receiving to shelving; ability to place product, weighing up to 45 pounds, on shelving at various heights. Regularly required to sit, stand, bend, reach, push, pull, lift, carry, and walk about the store.
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Cashier: Comply with state and local requirements for handling and selling alcoholic beverages. Participates in taking store inventory counts according to guidelines and monitoring inventory for accuracy.
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Note: This position will train at a nearby store until this store opens. Whether you’re interested in joining as a Store Associate, Cashier or Stocker — you’ll act as the face of ALDI while collaborating with your team to deliver an exceptional shopping experience.
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Cashier: Ability to operate a cash register efficiently and accurately. Organizes new inventory, removes and breaks down empty boxes. Start a job that offers up something new each day.
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Store Associate & Cashier: Comply with state and local requirements for handling and selling alcoholic beverages•Store Associate & Stocker: Ability to operate equipment safely and properly, including electric/manual hand jack, floor scrubber, and cardboard baler.
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Position Type: Part-TimeAverage Hours: Fewer than 30 hours per weekStarting Wage: $17.00 per hourNote: This position will train at a nearby store until the new store opens.
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Stocker: Ability to operate equipment safely and properly, including electric/manual hand jack, floor scrubber, and cardboard baler. Processes customer purchases, performs general cleaning duties, stocks shelves and merchandise displays neatly.
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This position will train at a nearby store until the new store opens. Click here to learn more about the benefits ALDI has to offer ( This position will train at a nearby store until the new store opens.
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Store Associate & Cashier: Comply with state and local requirements for handling and selling alcoholic beverages. Store Associate & Cashier: Ability to operate a cash register efficiently and accurately.
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Note : This position will train at a nearby location until the new store is open. ALDI is committed to equal opportunity for all employees and applicants. ALDI Offers Competitive Wages And Benefits, Including.
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Collaborate with team members and communicate clearly to the store management team. Participate in taking store inventory counts according to guidelines and monitoring inventory for accuracy.
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