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DG has immediate hire openings for PT & FT Store Associates to: Greet customers and provide excellent service; Assist customers by locating merchandise; Assist with ordering merchandise using hand-held scanners; Clean front end of store and help set up sidewalk displays when necessary.
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You will ensure that all products are handled efficiently and accurately, supporting the timely replenishment of store inventory and online orders. - Store merchandise in designated locations within the warehouse.
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As a part-time Store Associate at Shoe Carnival Inc., you will get to work in a vibrant and lively store environment. Maintain store standards. As a part-time Store Associate at Shoe Carnival Inc., you will get to work in a vibrant and lively store environment.
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As a Warehouse Associate, you'll: Receive, process, label, and store incoming stock and materials; Pick and fill orders from stock, pack and ship orders, or manage, organize and retrieve stock; Assist in inventory controls by collecting stock location orders and printing requests; Operate and maintain warehouse vehicles and equipment.
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Receive and process warehouse stock products (pick, unload, label, store). Proven working experience as a warehouse worker is preferred. Receive and process warehouse stock products (pick, unload, label, store.
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Stockers at Whole Foods are responsible for keeping the store shelves with fresh product and ensuring that signs and prices are correct. - Ensure that all areas of the store are stocked with fresh products.
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Thank customers when finished and when they are leaving the store; Possess strong product knowledge and knowledge of store layout and location of products; Assist with receiving, checking in and stocking of merchandise throughout the store; Assist with merchandise resets through the store.
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Their retail formats include the discount store Target, the hypermarket SuperTarget, and "small-format" stores previously named CityTarget and TargetExpress before being consolidated under the Target branding.
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Greet customers as they enter the store and thank them when they leave. They handle the sales transactions at the point of sale in an efficient, friendly, and accurate manner. Assist in maintaining the sales floor, including restocking of products and merchandising.
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Performs general store operational duties including cashiering, customer service, truck unloading, stocking, merchandise recovery, and light cleaning or maintenance as assigned. When you join our team, you’ll enjoy extra savings with a 20% discount on almost everything in store – even food.
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Prepare W-2 forms and processes 941 reports each quarter for account clerk. Serves as backup to Payroll Supervisor/Accountant for updating Edison system with new hire information and balances Edison Collections and Applied Reports to Payroll deductions each month.
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To allow a better understanding of the Postal Service Clerk position, the following is a brief description. These fields are usually administrative, general office and clerical in nature, such as accountant, administrative assistant, auditor, bookkeeper, clerk, office assistant, secretary, staff assistant, typist, etc.
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Retail grocery store experience, especially merchandising experience. To make a positive contribution and measurably impact the sales of Corporate Brand products as a member of a team to complete grocery store section resets.
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Ability to move throughout all areas of the store; sales floor, receiving, register areas, including the outside perimeter of the store. Ensures that the appearance of the store is maintained to company standards including merchandise presentation, signage, stock levels and recovery.
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Team members, cashiers and cooks provide prompt, efficient, and courteous service to customers, follow policies and procedures, and sell products in a convenience store. Team members, cashiers and cooks provide prompt, efficient, and courteous service to customers, follow policies and procedures, and sell products in a convenience store.
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