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Full-Time Selling Floor Supervisor! As a Retail Front End Supervisor, you’ll be an integral part of the store leadership team, working closely with Store Management in the areas of Merchandising, Customer Service, Operations, and Human Resources.
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If you want to grow your retail career with a caring and inclusive organization, come join us as a Burlington Stores Full-Time Customer Service Supervisor or Full-Time Selling Floor Supervisor.
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Position Category Store Supervisor. Ability to work a full-time schedule including nights, weekends and holidays as required. Full time associates may also be eligible for up to 12 days of paid time off annually, up to 8 paid holidays, paid sick time in accordance with applicable law, and a 401(k) plan.
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Are you a self-starter with the ability to supervise store operations efficiently and effectively? or more, as well as the ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time At Burlington we’re opening more stores nationwide to provide you with even more locations to enjoy our amazing prices on the brands and styles you love.
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