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Primarily responsible for leading the freight team and provides leadership, planning, and direction during sales floor merchandising preparation, truck unload, stocking, ticketing, and backroom organization processes in the store.
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Initiates and participates in store recovery as needed throughout the day. Maintains all organizational, cleanliness, and recovery standards for the sales floor and participates in the maintenance/cleanliness of the entire store.
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A Walmart stocker, also known as a backroom associate or overnight stocker, plays a crucial role in ensuring that merchandise is efficiently stocked and organized within the store. Maintain a clean and organized backroom area, ensuring that merchandise is properly stored and labeled for easy retrieval.
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The Receiver/Stocker typically works evenings, overnight, or early mornings to prepare for store opening. This associate handles hazardous materials, replaces damaged shelving, ensures equipment is charged, and keeps the backroom organized.
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All Lowe's associates deliver quality customer service while maintaining a store that is clean, safe, and stocked with the products our customers need. Following safe lifting procedures while moving and placing merchandise., The Receiver/Stocker helps provide the right products to our customers by unloading merchandise from incoming freight, moving it to the sales floor, and stocking departments.
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Check areas such as rotation, backroom organization and additional follow up areas assigned by supervision. Asset Protection Associates are responsible for the protection of company's retail store assets by investigating the loss of asset(s) including merchandise, money and property.
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Enhances community relations by involving the store in local events and organizations. Controls and organizes backroom inventory to allow for maximum efficiency and productivity. Minimum requirement of a high school education or general education degree (GED) and four (4) years of retail store experience.
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The Sales Associate will maintain company standards of all merchandise presentation, replenishment, and sizing while maintaining a new and clean store and backroom. The Sales Associate will be responsible for supporting the Store Leadership Team to achieve all company goals and initiatives.
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They assist in the backroom and use heavy machinery like forklifts and pallet jacks to bring products to the sales floor. Stockers at Whole Foods are responsible for keeping the store shelves with fresh product and ensuring that signs and prices are correct.
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Job Summary: Responsible for delivering a highly satisfied customer experience demonstrated by engaging and interacting with all customers, embodying customer experience principals and philosophy, and maintaining a clean and organized store environment.
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The General Merchandise and Food Sales team leads inbound, outbound, replenishment, inventory accuracy, presentation, pricing and promotional signing processes for all General Merchandise (GM) areas of the store.
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Maintain outstanding store operational standards, including ensuring all merchandise, testers, and demonstration stations are set to company standard, and maintaining cleanliness of the Clinique brand area, and any additional assigned area, including the salesfloor, restrooms, cashwrap, backroom, and break area.
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Maintains product in Store racks, shelves, displays, and coolers by identifying replenishment needs; transporting product between backroom and display floor with manual equipment (for example, pallet jack, handtruck); utilizing hand tools; replenishing, facing, and rotating product; building, changing, and taking down product displays; maintaining product signage; cleaning product space; and securing damaged or defective product.
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Receive freight and convey shipments from the shipping/receiving platform to backroom. Daily tasks include receiving, ticketing, sorting, and moving merchandise into and throughout the store quickly, efficiently, and accurately.
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Recovery and cleaning of store (Sales floor/counter/Backroom/breakroom/Bathroom and office). Open/Close the store (alarm activation/deactivation) Perform Leader on Duty (LOD) function only when Store Team Leader or Team Leader is absent.
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