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Assists their direct leader with achieving the store payroll and total loss budget, inventory counts, and training new employees. Identifies and rectifies hazards, ensuring proper ergonomics and maintaining store equipment in proper working order.
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Understands the Loss Prevention Awareness program, the Shortage Highway, the Store Protection Specialist (SPS) position (where applicable), and merchandise protection standards. The Retail Associate is expected to be engaged in these tasks as assigned during all working hours and will be expected to perform a range of functions in all areas of the Store as business needs require.
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They utilize tools to minimize loss to the Company, including but not limited to identifying incidents of theft and fraud, reviewing CCTV and exception reports, monitoring the store's physical security, auditing the Electronic Article Surveillance and driving a shrink elimination culture in the store.
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Ensures store personnel adhere to inventory procedures, product handling guidelines, and cash control policies to minimize losses. When you join our team as an Assistant Store Manager, you’ll take on key store management responsibilities including assisting with supervising day-to-day store activities, ensuring overall store performance, managing schedules, and developing operational action plans while identifying training opportunities to develop and grow the team.
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The Asset Protection Specialist is primarily responsible for preventing financial loss caused by theft and fraud and supporting safety and environmental program compliance in their assigned store/multiple stores.
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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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This position will communicate frequently with both store management and loss prevention associates. The Loss Prevention Service Specialist will be placed in high risk/complex stores.
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Greets all Customers by making eye contact, smiling and saying "hello" throughout the Store as well as saying "thank you" with every register transaction. Effectively communicate with Customers, Associates and Store Leadership in a friendly, respectful, cooperative and pleasant manner.
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PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS/ADA:Ability to use all Store equipment, including PDTs, registers and PC as required. Performs daily assigned sizing and recovery per company best practice to ensure a neat, clean and organized store that is well-maintained and efficiently merchandised to standards.
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Maintains store cleanliness standards and proper store signage at all times. Participates in the interviewing process for store personnel. Ability to safely and properly operate equipment, including electric/manual hand jack, floor scrubber, and cardboard baler and perform general cleaning duties to company standards.
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They will lead and direct all activities required to achieve all store goals, including best of class guest service, sales objectives, human resources management, payroll and operating expenses, loss prevention, and merchandising presentation while driving both associate and guest engagement.
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This is a temporary position to assist our store during peak seasons. The Shoe Carnival Store Associate assists customers with selecting and purchasing merchandise and offers a Surprise in Store through excellent customer service.
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Take an all-hands-on-deck approach to support the team across the store. Adhere to established policies and procedures related to safety, loss prevention and standard operating procedures.
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The Sales Associate will support the Store Management Team by generating sales, sign waving, general housekeeping, merchandising, signing, pricing, POS operations and loss prevention. The Sales Associate will support the Store Management Team in the setup, merchandising, pack-up and teardown of a seasonal store.
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Prior experience in retail loss prevention, security or law enforcement preferred. Conducts building and physical security inspections to minimize exposure to loss. The LPSS will be highly visible and spend the majority of their time at the store entrance and in “Center Core.
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