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Seasonal Retail Sales Associate

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duluth trading companyPortland (ME)

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$31000 - 39000 per year

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About the role

Join Duluth Trading Company as a Seasonal Retail Associate and help deliver a down‑to‑earth, customer‑first experience during our busiest seasons. You’ll greet customers, share product knowledge about our durable workwear and outdoor gear, and assist with fitting, styling, and solution‑focused selling. Responsibilities include operating the POS system, handling cash and returns, restocking and organizing sales floors, setting visual displays, and keeping the store clean and safe. You’ll work closely with a collaborative team that values hard work, humor, and authenticity while supporting a growing, innovative retail brand. Greet and assist customers with a friendly, solution-focused attitude Provide knowledgeable recommendations on workwear and outdoor apparel Operate POS system accurately, including cash handling and returns Maintain organized, well-stocked sales floors and fitting rooms Support merchandising, signage, and visual display standards Assist with receiving, tagging, and replenishing inventory Follow loss prevention, safety, and cleanliness procedures Collaborate with team members to meet sales and service goals Handle customer issues and escalate concerns when needed Support flexible scheduling needs, including evenings, weekends, and holidays Point of sale (POS) operation Cash handling Customer service Retail sales Product knowledge – apparel/workwear Merchandising and visual displays Inventory stocking and replenishment Loss prevention awareness Basic computer skills Communication skills Basic first aid/CPR (preferred, not required) Customer service training or retail skills coursework (preferred)

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