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Kroger - Front End Lead/Cashier $15-$21/hr

Posted 3 days ago

krogerLondon (KY)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$15 to $21 per hour

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About the role

Kroger is seeking Front End Leads / Cashiers to assist with customer service, supervise front-end operations, and support daily store operations. Front End Leads are responsible for operating cash registers, assisting customers, supervising cashiers and baggers during shifts, handling customer service issues, processing returns and exchanges, monitoring self-checkout stations, and ensuring the front-end area runs efficiently. Leads may also assist with scheduling breaks, training new cashiers, handling cash management tasks, and providing support during busy periods. This position typically pays $15 to $21 per hour, with opportunities for overtime pay, holiday pay, and performance-based raises depending on location and experience. Front End Leads and Cashiers are responsible for scanning items, processing payments, assisting customers with questions, handling returns, monitoring self-checkout lanes, maintaining front-end organization and cleanliness, and providing customer service. Leads are also responsible for assisting with front-end supervision, resolving customer issues, and supporting store management when needed. Full-time and part-time employees may be eligible for benefits including health, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k), paid time off, employee discounts, union benefits in some locations, and opportunities for advancement into Front End Manager or Assistant Store Manager roles. Some locations may also offer attendance bonuses and holiday pay incentives.

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