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Leverage store forecast and payroll budgets to support with store scheduling needs and communicate the needs to the GM to maximize productivity, achieve sales and payroll goals, and complete workload on time, and within the payroll budget.
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This position partners with the General Manager and Store Managers to ensure the stockroom is neat, safe and organized. Organizes the stockroom, ensuring it is well-maintained to support selling efforts of the store.
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OverviewAs part of the Retail department and under the direction of the Manager - Warehouse, this position is responsible for maintaining warehouse standards including: receiving and checking in retail inventory, maintaining accurate inventory counts, including assisting with physical inventory counts, preparing retail product for Brewers Team Store locations throughout the stadium.
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Reports to: Store Manager and/or Co-Manager Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Customer Service. Provides feedback to the Store Manager on associate performance and communicates associate relations issues to Store Manager for follow up.
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They represent the image, products, and culture of Ulta Beauty and the MAC brand to the Ulta Beauty guest and support the Experience Manager (EM) through a focus on performance (service/retail sales and in-store events), people (guest service and associate culture), and process (operating procedures and compliance standards.
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Paid time off benefits include PTO (including sick leave), parental leave, family care leave, bereavement, jury duty, and voting. service model; managing and supporting customer service initiatives (for example, store of the community and community outreach programs.
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As a Restaurant Manager , you will guide, and lead the team to create Mexican memories for our guest through the following key responsibilities: Continually lead, coach, inspire and strive to develop your staff in all hospitality and/or culinary standards related to their position Shape the restaurant culture to ensure that all guests feel welcome and are given responsive, friendly and courteous service.
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Additionally, Starbucks offers 100% upfront tuition coverage for a first-time bachelor's degree through Arizona State University's online program via the Starbucks College Achievement Plan, student loan management resources, and access to other educational opportunities.
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We pay for ServSafe Manager Food Safety Certification (5 year Certificate)Bartender License ReimbursementAmerican Red Cross CPR/First Aid/AED and Narcan CertificationOTHER INFORMATIONAccessibility:Must be present and available in your store through the entire duration of your scheduled shift, working remotely is not permitted.
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The Salvation Army has a Full-Time Assistant Store Manager position in Hales Corner, Wisconsin available for the ideal candidate. Communicates with the Store Manager regarding all facets of store operations including updating and sharing all incidents, concerns and ideas.
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Our Assistant Manager position is someone in training to become a store General Manager. Ability to work varied hours/days to oversee store operations at least 50 hours per week (Availability and willingness to work all shifts any day at any time.
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This position reports to the Store Manager and has the following direct reports: Department Supervisor, Sales Advisor. Passionate for customer service and helping people find their style A multi-tasker who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment with an eye for detail 1-2+ years of transferrable experience welcome You have the ability to lift in excess of 20 pounds Ability to coach and counsel staff on management and progressive discipline techniques Ability to stand for long periods of time, bend, stretch, engage in repetitive motions, push, pull and carry items (mannequins, clothing, totes, torsos, etc.
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District Managers, Store Managers, Manager in Training, Assistant Store Managers, Management Associates /Management Training & Office Managers. Full and Flexible Part-Time Fine Jewelry Consultants and Full and Flexible Part-Time Administrative Assistants.
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The CSR reports to the Store Manager, in partnership with the Operations Supervisor/Manager. Responsible for providing an exceptional service experience to multiple customers at one time and contribute to the store achievement of Five-Star Customer Service.
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1-3 Years Leadership experience preferred- Must be able to stand, bend, walk for long periods of time - Must be able to list 25 pounds without assistance- Reliable transportation and flexible availability including nights and weekends- MUST LOVE TANNING.
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