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The Inventory Supervisor is responsible for the leading and ongoing training of our Inventory Associates and the supervision of Inventory Events. The Inventory Supervisor is the first point of contact to resolve any event concerns in support of and at the direction of the Area Manager or District Manager and drive operational excellence through maximizing our employee’s productivity and growing the team through engagement.
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Supporting a diverse and inclusive workforce is important to Shutterfly not only because it directly reflects our value of Embracing our Differences, but also because it’s the right thing to do for our business and for our people.
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Responsibilities include hiring, training and directing individuals who are performing entry level production positions on one of our fast paced shifts; meeting daily productivity and quality requirements; maintaining inventory control; maintaining safety in the plant; training partners on company safety policies; ensuring compliance with OSHA standards and regulations; and emphasizing a culture of safety at the location overall.
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Participate in leadership and entrepreneurial training with the goal of managing a business unit or taking on other key leadership roles in the future. Whether you aspire to run an entire business unit, become a functional head, lead sales, or take on another strategic role, you’ll have the autonomy and support to shape your own career path.
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A majority of time is spent supervising and directing the workforce, making staffing decisions (i.e., hiring, training, evaluating, disciplining, discharging, staffing and scheduling), ensuring client satisfaction and quality of client experience, monitoring and motivating staff to achieve performance goals, handling minor maintenance issues, ensuring the cleanliness of your makery, and managing safety and security within the makery.
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Pottawattamie County Conservation is announcing the hiring of seasonal Kitchen Staff Team Lead(s). Assist in the training of kitchen staff on all aspects of the food and beverage operations.
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Dollar General offers a paid training program and benefits day 1 to put you on the fast track to success. Dollar General Fleet is Now Hiring Experienced CDL-A Drivers.
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