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SCANNING LEAD FULL TIME HOURS + COMPETITIVE BENEFIT PACKAGE Responsibilities Why Blarney Castle? Your Role : The Scanning Lead will ensure products are priced and displayed properly throughout the store.
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Your Role: As the Receiving Lead you will be in charge of accepting deliveries of new inventory and ensuring quality, quantity and cost of product received is accurately defined on invoices. Your Role: As the Receiving Lead you will be in charge of accepting deliveries of new inventory and ensuring quality, quantity and cost of product received is accurately defined on invoices.
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