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This includes cash handling, inventory count and deposits according to GNC procedures, as well as maintaining the appearance of the storeThe ability to complete omni-channel orders timely and accurately in compliance with company guidelines.
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You will also use your flair for retail and cash handling experience to carry out essential start and end of day cash reconciliation as will also have responsibility for opening and closing the store on a rotational basis.
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Ensures that all cash handling procedures are done in accordance to policy and procedure. You are the face to the customer ensuring they remain the top priority while balancing tasks and routines.
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Cash Handling experience in a Retail or Banking environment, 0-3 years (Required) Sells targeted products/services as part of client-initiated interactions. You may be evaluated in part based upon your performance of the tasks listed in this job description.
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1-2 years teller experience or cash handling experience. Process various types of loan payments and credit card cash advances. Properly file all government-mandated reports related to large cash transactions and the sale of all monetary instruments.
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Loss prevention disciplines are in place (cash handling, timely payment of invoices, inventory, etc) The Regional Controller is a results-oriented finance role that reports directly to the Divisional VP of Finance working closely with RA’s Operations team to improve profitability and cash-flow.
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Basic office skills (i.e. math, cash handling, computer skills, etc.) Welcomes guests and assists them with their stay, including checking in/out, wake up/courtesy calls, and handling guest concerns and requests.
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15.25 - $15.76 an hour Position Title: Stocker - Receiving Department: Receiving Supervisor: Receiving Manager FLSA: Full/Part Time, Hourly, 8-10 Hour Shifts, Union Restaurant Depot is a wholesale cash-and-carry foodservice distributor.
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At least one year experience in a business role (i.e., healthcare or hospitality check in with cash handling, insurance verification, payment collection, banking, billing or end of the day reconciliation) with direct patient or customer service delivery required; healthcare setting preferred.
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1-year retail sales associate, cashier/cash handling, merchandiser, or inventory specialist experience preferred, to include greeting customers, stocking, merchandising, managing inventory, or replenishment.
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Knowledgeable of credit card and cash handling procedures, as well as recording accurate tip-out sheets, and calculating accurate bill amounts. Clean shelving, stainless steel, mixers, cups, blenders, and soda guns.
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While not essential, previous retail operations experience including cash reconciliation and opening and closing the store is desirable. In addition, the Company maintains highly competitive incentive compensation programs (role eligibility may vary based on terms of the respective plan(s.
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As one would expect, cash handling, fuel transactions, cleaning, and stocking are part of the role with some foodservice positions specifically tasked with food prep and foodservice safety.
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Previous retail, cash-handling, merchandising skills, and customer service experience is a plus. Be a part of this fascinating must-see cultural destination located in Boston – where visitors immerse themselves in this aquarium’s treasures and experience an adventure one can only imagine.
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The Lead fosters teamwork while supporting the ongoing success of all operational and service functions within the store which includes all aspects of the customer service experience, cash handling procedures, POS, stock replenishment, maintaining visual integrity, merchandising, and fitting room maintenance.
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