Merchandiser- Greeting Cards PT

Posted 2 days ago

field force merchandisingLewisville (NC)

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$22 per hour

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About the role

Retail Service Merchandiser Our company is currently seeking a part time retail service merchandiser to maintain the Greeting Card displays in the Bend or area listed. Pay rate $22 per hour (We do not pay travel time or mileage). This is a monthly visit for approximately one hour. Flexible schedule. This project is best suited for someone currently merchandising or working in the areas listed. It is a good compliment to other work, as it offers minimal hours. If you are seeking a position with weekly hours, please do not apply. You MUST have retail merchandising experience. Hiring ASAP. This is an Independent Contractor position. Candidates will be contacted directly by phone ASAP. Only candidates with retail merchandising experience will be considered. Although this is a part-time position and will offer work on additional programs in this area.
Qualifications:
  • You must be able to follow detailed instructions.
  • You must have the ability to read and implement a plan-o-gram.
  • Minimum 1 year of merchandising experience preferred.
  • Program Details:
  • Estimated in-store time is 60 minutes – for monthly visits.
  • Stock display confirming POG, and ordering low and out of stock items.
  • Reporting & Photos must be done while in store phone app
  • If you meet the above qualifications and requirements, please respond with contact information and your experience.
  • This project is for a candy store. It requires a monthly one hour service. In the fall, we will be doing a reset of the display, which will require additional time.

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