About the role
Client Overview:
A luxury fashion retailer seeking an organized and dependable Luxury Stock Associate to support daily store operations. Salary/Hourly Rate$22/hr
Position Overview:
The Luxury Stock Associate will support the store's stockroom and back-of-house operations. This role will focus on receiving and processing shipments, maintaining organized inventory, replenishing merchandise, and supporting the store team with daily operational needs. Candidates with luxury retail, stock, inventory, or customer service experience are encouraged to apply.
Responsibilities:
Of The Luxury Stock Associate Receive, unpack, and process incoming shipments. Organize and maintain an orderly stockroom. Monitor inventory and replenish merchandise on the sales floor. Assist with inventory counts, transfers, and merchandise movement. Properly store, tag, and handle merchandise. Support daily back-of-house and operational tasks. Work closely with sales associates and management to maintain product availability. Provide sales floor and client assistance as needed. Required Experience/Skills For The Luxury Stock Associate Previous retail stock, inventory, warehouse, or operations experience. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail. Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced retail environment. Ability to lift and move merchandise throughout the day. Reliable, team-oriented, and proactive. Strong communication and customer service skills. Preferred Experience/Skills For The Luxury Stock Associate Previous luxury retail experience. Experience working in a luxury fashion or premium retail environment. Previous sales or client-facing experience.
Education Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent preferred.
Benefits:
Atrium Care Package available, upon eligibility (including healthcare plans, discount programs, and paid time off).
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