Part-Time Farmer's Market Associates - Central Market

Posted 7 days ago

s clyde weaverLancaster (PA)

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S. Clyde Weaver is hiring part-time Farmers Market Associates at our market stand in Central Market in downtown Lancaster. We have two positions available with different hours. One position is Saturdays ONLY from 7 AM - 3 PM. One position is Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays 7 AM - 3 PM. Employees receive free lunch, employee discounts, and free parking in parking garage.
Duties and Responsibilities: Greet and assist customers in an engaging and professional manner Stocking/building case displays Product preparation Help with market stand set up and tear down Cleaning and sanitizing market cases Maintain current and thorough knowledge of all available products Differentiate between products, helping customers compare and contrast flavors, textures, parings, etc. Answer all customer questions and address concerns Make helpful suggestions that will be useful to the customer Handle all transactions with accuracy Make every effort to ensure the customer has an excellent shopping experience Train/operate food service equipment (slicer, chipper, etc.) Additional sanitation and market support as needed Requirements and Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent 0-2 years of retail experience desired Basic reading, writing, math, and computer skills Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Positive and friendly attitude Reliable and punctual Must be able to stand for entire shift and lift 30 pounds Please no phone inquiries.

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