Produce Clerk
haggenMount Vernon (WA)
About the role
Produce Clerks Produce Clerks are responsible for stocking and merchandising fresh fruits and vegetables and other produce products while you assist guests with product selection and sales. Additionally, you assist in tracking sales, building displays and stocking and maintaining inventories. You are responsible for ensuring compliance with all food safety and sanitation requirements and you actively participate with cleaning and sanitizing food preparation areas, tools and equipment. You will be required to obtain a food handler's permit. More job details are available in our store. We are dedicated to having a diverse and drug-free environment and are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
Benefits: Haggen offers you the following:
- Every Friday is pay day 10% family discount on groceries every time you shop
- Premium pay for Sundays, holidays and shifts between 6pm-6amMedical and dental benefits starting at just 16 hours/wk.
- Full time or part time hours available
- Life balanced/flexible schedules
- Employment stability
- Retirement benefit plans available for union or non-union positions
- Training provided on site—we'll match your interests to a position
- Career advancement and growth opportunities
- Committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace*all wages and benefits are dependent upon position and experience
Requirements:
- We are open 364 days/year evenings weekends, and holidays are some of our busiest times~ availability to work these times will be necessary
- Reaching over the head, bending, twisting, pushing, pulling and lifting 50 lbs., standing up to 8 hours
- Providing friendly customer care at all times
Before you apply
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