Store Manager
$24.00 per hour
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Posted 14 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$24.00 per hour
About the role
- Leadership & Staff Management
- Recruit, train, and supervise store staff
- Manage scheduling and payroll processing
- Implement company policies and practices in employee relations
- Store Operations
- Develop and implement strategies to meet production and sales goals
- Oversee donation processes, product sorting, pricing, and presentation
- Manage store maintenance, safety, and appearance
- Ensure compliance with OSHA and Salvation Army safety policies
- Customer Experience
- Create an enjoyable shopping environment
- Develop customer retention plans
- Set an example for positive customer interactions
- Financial Management
- Oversee cash handling procedures and daily deposits
- Work within budget parameters
- Manage inventory tracking for designated product lines
- Communication & Reporting
- Maintain open communication with Regional Manager and Department Heads
- Provide daily reports on store production and sales
- Address customer complaints and provide education about the program
- Supervisory Responsibility
- In conjunction with the Regional Manager, recruit, interview and recommend for hire Store staff
- Train and supervise the store staff
- In collaboration with the Regional Manager, provide direct reports with a personnel review
- Review and approve time and attendance for store personnel using the current payroll system
- Check time logs regularly, following all current regulations and trainings
- Training Provided
- Paid training on register and store procedures
- Ongoing coaching and support from store leadership
- Opportunity to build retail and customer service skills
- Mission-driven work that supports programs in your community
- On-the-job training
- Team-oriented environment
- Employee Discount, Employee Assistance Program, and more!
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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