Part-time Cashier (Rotten Robbie #64 - Livermore)
rotten robbieLivermore (CA)
Part-time Cashier (Rotten Robbie #64 - Livermore)
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rotten robbieLivermore (CA)
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About the role
Rotten Robbie Cashier Position Are you looking for a fun and rewarding job in retail sales? How about a job with a good company, with real opportunities for advancement? Rotten Robbie may be just the place you've been looking for! Robinson Oil Corporation is a family-owned company operating 40 "Rotten Robbie" gas stations and convenience stores throughout the greater Bay Area. We've got plans for growth and are looking for people who want to take that journey with us! We believe strongly in promoting from within and have development plans to help our employees succeed. This is a drug-free workplace, and pre-employment drug testing is required. The cashier role starts with providing fast, friendly customer service. Along with sales transactions, everyone on the team helps with stocking, cleaning, and other duties to keep the store running smoothly and looking great. We try to provide a consistent schedule, though shifts may vary to meet scheduling needs. Nights/weekends/holidays may be required. Ideal candidates: Are friendly and outgoing, a real people person. Take pride in their work. Work efficiently and pay attention to details. Are dependable and motivated. Have ideally had some retail experience. Are able to stand and walk for long periods, reach overhead, and lift/carry up to 50 lbs. At least 21 years of age. Great pay! Plenty of growth opportunities. You'll even get a discount on gas! We have awesome health insurance for full-timers. If you like the sound of this, apply to be a Rotten Robbie cashier today!
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